Largest Indoor Photo In The World
I love these massive 360آ° panoramic pictures. This one was taken in a 900 year old library and is currently the world's largest indoor photo: Comments
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Crysis 2 DirectX 11 Patch Debunked
Crytek has debunked the DX11 patch rumor, once again dashing the hopes of PC gamers around the world. No patch was ever confirmed, I have no idea why this website even posted such information. This thread is locked just the same as the others for trying to spread inaccurate information. When there are any big announcements regarding Crysis 2 they will be posted on MyCrysis, if you read something about a patch for example, but don't see it on MyCrysis.com, then it isn't genuine. Does anyone else find it rather odd that Crytek is dumbfounded by the fact that PC gamers actually thought there could be a DX11 patch today? I think that says a lot, don't you? Comments
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How to Overcome Internet Distraction Disorder
PCWorld has posted an article on overcoming Internet Distraction Disorder. Those of yo...hey, have you guys seen this? Our primary work tools -- PCs, laptops, cell phones and tablets, plus the software and websites that we access through those devices -- are the same tools that can instantly conjure up distracting, fun and entertaining content. Hmm. Which to choose? Comments
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Nokia Sues Apple Again Over Patents
Another week, another lawsuit against Apple. If you guessed "patent infringement" you get a cookie. Nokia is suing Apple in the United States for allegedly infringing patents in "virtually all" of its mobile phones, portable music players, tablets and computers, the Finnish company said Tuesday. The move is the latest in a string of lawsuits by Nokia and comes as the world's largest handset maker struggles to keep up with smartphone rivals like Apple. Comments
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SilverStone GF06 HTPC Chassis
If you are building a new home theater PC, the folks at OCIA say the SilverStone GF06 HTPC case is a solid choice. Here's a snippet from the full review: As the line between home theater A/V and personal computing continues to blur, home theater style computer cases are becoming more and more popular with consumers. SilverStone Technologies launched a successful line of home theater cases back in 2009 with the Grandia series (GD04 and GD05) and this review is going to cover the new and improved model, the Grandia GDO6. Comments
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Intel Announces Third-Generation SSD
Intel Corporation announced today its highly anticipated third-generation solid-state drive (SSD) the Intelآ® Solid-State Drive 320 Series (Intelآ® SSD 320 Series). Based on its industry-leading 25-nanometer (nm) NAND flash memory, the Intel SSD 320 replaces and builds on its high-performing Intelآ® X25-M SATA SSD. Delivering more performance and uniquely architected reliability features, the new Intel SSD 320 offers new higher capacity models, while taking advantage of cost benefits from its#25nm process with an up to 30 percent price reduction over its current generation. Comments
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Giveaways, More Giveaways and Giveaway Winners!
Two of the winners of our recent MSI N560GTX Ti Twin Frozr II OC give-away just posted pictures of their loot in this thread! Congrats again to SonDa5, Nahid and all 40 of our other winners! Didn't win anything this time? Well, you are in luck because we are currently giving away five 8GB sets of Corsair Vengeance RAM and five sets of SP2500 Gaming speaker systems! All you have to do is post in each thread to enter the drawings. Good luck!
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File Sharing Doesn't Deter Artists From Making Music
A new report says that file sharing does NOT deter artists from making music. That being said, if you do continue to use P2 for your *cough*Linux distros *cough*, remember to support your favorite artist by buying their music if you like it. Further proof that the recording industry's oft-repeated claims of the downfall of the entire music industry hold no water: a new report finding that filesharing has led directly to "reduced costs of bringing works to market and a growing role of independent labels." In other words, in the past decade, we have seen more music from independent outlets and at lower prices آ– something that consumers and music fans should all be happy about. Comments
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[H] Reader Rig of the Day
Remember a while back when I said "high quality pictures of your PC helps get it noticed?" This guy's rig is a perfect example of what I was talking about. Here are just a few of the great pictures of this awesome system:
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NASA Computer Servers Vulnerable to Attack
NASA's inspector general says that computer servers used by the space agency are vulnerable to attack. What's with all these high-profile vulnerabilities today? You'd think a bunch of rocket scientist would have their stuff buttoned up a little better than that. "We found that computer servers on NASA's agency-wide mission network had high-risk vulnerabilities that were exploitable from the Internet," NASA inspector general Paul Martin said in an audit of NASA's network security. Comments
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Yahoo Executive Slams YouTube Purchase
Let me get this straight, the company that spent almost $4 billion on GeoCities thinks Google is "still crazy" for paying $1.65 billion for YouTube? Umm, what? Mr. Mitzenmacher, who was on a panel with deal executives from Google, LinkedIn and Adobe Systems, took a swipe at Google's 2006 purchase of YouTube for $1.6 billion, saying the price is "still crazy." Comments
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Astronomy Picture of the Day
Astronomy Picture of the Day, now in video format! Thanks to Edward C. for the linkage. Comments
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Flying Robotic Bird
Ever seen a flying robotic seagull with a 6ft wing span? No? Well, now you have. Feel free to insert your own robotic bird poop jokes here. Comments
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Intel DX58SO2 LGA 1366 X58 Motherboard Review
We don't generally cover Intel branded motherboards because those products do not pop up that often on the enthusiast radar. Intel does have an "extreme" flagship X58 motherboard that may be worth your attention. We fire up Intel's DX58SO2!
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