ASUS SABERTOOTH Z87 Motherboard
If you like your motherboards armor plated and ready for battle, check out this review of the ASUS SABERTOOTH Z87 motherboard posted at OCWorkbench today.
Traditional motherboards are highly exposed to heat and dust when enclosed within a casing. The dust that gathered increases possible static on the pins and create issues to the exposed areas. With the ASUS TUF series motherboard the SABERTOOTH Z87, all this can be prevented. With the TUF Fortifier, it adds a strong backplate to prevent bending damage and helps to cool the underlying VRM and key components underneath the PCB.
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NASA Trying To Build A Warp Drive?
Talking about a warp drive is fun and all but, when you don't even know how you would turn it off and on, you might still have a few kinks to work out.
Dr. White believes that advances he and others have made render warp speed less implausible. Among other things, he has redesigned the theoretical warp-traveling spacecraft — and in particular a ring around it that is key to its propulsion system — in a way that he believes will greatly reduce the energy requirements.
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A Faster Internet - Designed By Computers?
Researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory claim to have developed computer designed algorithms that significantly outperformed algorithms devised by human engineers.
In tests that simulated a high-speed, wired network with consistent transmission rates across physical links, Remy's algorithms roughly doubled network throughput when compared to Compound TCP and TCP Cubic, while reducing delay by two-thirds. In another set of tests, which simulated Verizon's cellular data network, the gains were smaller but still significant: a 20 to 30 percent improvement in throughput, and a 25 to 40 percent reduction in delay.
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Company of Heroes 2 Performance and IQ Review
Today we dive into Company of Heroes 2 and examine its real-time strategy graphics. We are using a full lineup of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 700 series video cards, alongside AMD's high-end and midrange video cards. This DX11 game looks to push the fastest hardware on the market to its limit with its demanding SSAA settings.
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Google Sets New Internet Record
I'm not sure if this number impresses me...or scares me.
An amazing 60% of all Internet end devices/users exchange traffic with Google servers during the course of an average day. This analysis includes computers and mobile device as well as hundreds of varieties game consoles, home media appliances, and other embedded devices (Google's device share is much larger if we look only at computers and mobile devices).
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XFX Pro Series 850W Black Edition PSU
Legit Reviews has just published a review of the XFX Pro Series 850W Black Edition power supply. If you need a new PSU, hit the link and read the full review.
XFX is a company which became widely known amongst computers users for their GFX card solutions. However, like many other companies, XFX also diversified into the PSU market a couple of years ago. Since several other companies had the same idea, the competition in the PSU market today is intense and each manufacturer is trying to entice the crowds with special designs and features. Today we are having a close look at the XFX Pro Series 850W Black Edition power supply, the successor of the XFX Pro Series 850W unit which has been replaced early this year.
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Must See Video of the Day
Michael Shainblum's timelapse creation "Mirror City" is the Must See Video of the Day.
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Maybe Netflix's CFO Will Pick His Nose
The headline of the day is brought to you by this article about Netflix's decision to video-stream its earnings call.
If you've ever actually listened to a corporate earnings call, you know that there is no intrinsically logical reason anyone would want to watch a corporate earnings call. Which brings us to the only plausible reason I can imagine looking forward to watching an earnings call: Maybe something embarrassing and horrible will go down! It does happen.
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Finland Writes History With Crowdsourced Copyright Law
A copyright law drafted by the people, for the people and voted on by their elected officials? What madness is this? The next thing you know, they are going to want artists fairly compensated while cutting the fat cats out of the loop.
One of the submitted proposals, which calls for a fairer copyright law, just reached its goal one day before the voting deadline. This makes Finland the first country in the world in which legislators will vote on a copyright law that was drafted by citizens.
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Ubuntu Smart Phone Makers Trying To Crowdfund $32M
Let's take a vote, how many people think these guys are going to hit that $32M goal in thirty days? Vote in the comments.
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Gigabyte Z87X-UD3H Motherboard
Head on over to Pro-Clockers and check out their review of the Gigabyte Z87X-UD3H motherboard. If you need a new socket 1150 board, this is right up your alley.
Today, we got our first look at a motherboard strictly for the Intel Haswell processors using Intel's newest socket 1150 platform. The motherboard would be the Gigabyte Z87X-UD3H. If you are familiar with Gigabyte, you would know that any UD3H model falls under their mid-range category with a pretty solid performance and a better-than-good overclocking capability.
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[H] Reader Mod Project of the Day
You guys are definitely going to want to keep your eye on this amazing case mod by forum member mnpctech. While this project isn't finished, I think we can all agree that this is definitely one to keep an eye on.
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Google Placing Ads Directly In Gmail Inboxes
While the prospect of ads in your inbox kinda sucks, at least these ads are going straight into the "promotions" folder.
The company has shown ads alongside Gmail messages for years, but these ads appear as messages that can be opened like e-mails and forwarded to others, according to Gmail users who started seeing them last week. They appear only in the new "promotions" tab of Gmail's new multi-tab interface, and they're marked with a pale yellow background and labeled "ad," similar to how Google treats some search ads that appear above or to the right of search results.
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