Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 PC Review
Modern Warfare 2 is here and it's bigger and more controversial than we thought possible. It's so huge in fact that Joe and Harry have teamed up to tackle it. Is the singleplayer is more than endlessly respawning troops and is IWNet is as bad as it sounds?
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Alleged GPL violation downs Win 7 tool
Reports of the use of GPL-licensed code in Microsoft's Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool have resulted in it being removed from the company's site pending an investigation.
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UK trade group says piracy not a big issue
TIGA, the UK's videogame trade association, has polled members on attitudes to piracy.
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Deleted Monkey Island content released
Lucasarts has found some deleted dialogue from the original The Secret of Monkey Island.
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1.35V DDR3 memory: how much power does it save?
As soon as Kingston admitted to providing Intel with its 1.35V DDR3 at the IDF Clarksdale demo, we started hearing the buzz from more companies such as G.Skill Press Release, all announcing low voltage DDR3 arriving very shortly.
But what does the drop down to 1.35V bring you?
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OCZ to launch 6Gb/s SSD
OCZ has announced a partnership with SSD specialist SandForce to launch a new range of consumer- and enterprise-grade SSDs - including models with 6Gb/s interfaces.
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Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5 Review
Don't want a black P55 board? Gigabyte has the answer with its desirable blue design! As a direct, but cheaper competitor to Asus' P7P55 Deluxe, we found out if Gigabyte's GA-P55-UD5 board has everything and still offers value for money.
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Viewsonic VOT 132 Atom+Ion Nettop Review
With the release of Windows 7, we take another look at a nettop, this time from newcomers Viewsonic. Sporting a dualcore 1.6GHz Atom processor and Nvidia's ION chipset amidst a neat and diminutive casing, has the VOT nettop finally come good? We find out.
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