[H] Case Mod of the Day
Got the day off today? Now might be a good time to finish up any case mod projects you haven't finished or maybe it's time to start an awesome project like this:
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The Flame: New Sophisticated Cyber Weapon
The 'Flame' cyber espionage worm is one of the most complex threats ever discovered?
Flame is a sophisticated attack toolkit, which is a lot more complex than Duqu. It is a backdoor, a Trojan, and it has worm-like features, allowing it to replicate in a local network and on removable media if it is commanded so by its master.
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Corsair Obsidian 550D Case
Grab your favorite translator and head on over to Technic3D to read their review of the Corsair Obsidian 550D. Here's a translated quote from the review:
The Corsair Obsidian 550D is the next PC-Case in the Technic3D Editorship. The 550D supports ATX and Micro-ATX motherboards and have place for ten 120mm or six 140mm Cooling-Fans. We will check this and many more in the following Review.
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Photo of Cash on Facebook Leads to Robbery
Attention world: I am a teenage girl at home alone with my 72 year old grandma....look at this big fat stack of cash I just posted on Facebook. Click the "like" button if you have ski masks and know my address.
Two robbers have paid a visit to a house in south-eastern Australia, hours after a teenager posted a photo on Facebook of a large sum of cash. The masked men, armed with a knife and a club, struck the home of the 17-year-old girl's mother in the country town of Bundanoon on Thursday, police say.
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SilenX Effizio EFZ-120HA5 Cooler
The crew at Overclockers Club have just published their review of the SilenX Effizio EFZ-120HA5 heatpipe HSF today. How well does this budget cooler perform under stress? Here's a quote from the review:
Comparing it to the similarly-priced Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo, it's close in performance everywhere except under overclocked load where the Hyper 212 Evo pulls ahead by a couple of degrees. Across the whole spectrum, it seems like it lays towards the bottom end of grading but it's important to remember that for a sub-$40 cooler, it significantly outperforms the stock Intel cooler in every test.
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Start Folding With The [H] Today!
Joining the best folding team on the planet (Team #33) is now easier than ever. We don't give you money to join and we can't promise you cash or other incentives, we do this simply because it is our passion and that is why we've had the best folding community around...for years. So, if you want to make a difference with a group of people that honestly care about what they are doing, join team Team #33 today.
Besides, Folding is a wonderful way to help your fellow man using your spare CPU cycles and now, thanks to the new FAH GPU Tracker v2, it is easier than ever to get started. Remember to put the number 33 in the "team" field and you'll be folding with the [H]orde in no time! Thanks to all our team members for the wonderful job they are doing.
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Ten Star Wars Videogame Classics
How about a little stroll back in time and visit some of the Star Wars classic games to celebrate Star Wars 35th anniversary. This is just a quick trip with ten favorites out of the 120 or so games, so I'll bet you have some examples of classic games you would love to play again, even if the game was in DOS.
If you don't mind the dated graphics, you could spend half your life playing old Star Wars games.
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Dell Looking to Buy Quest Software
Dell is in the shopping mood and is looking hungrily at Quest Software. Quest works with database, server and workspace management, which is the direction Dell is moving; away from the dependence on hardware and personal computers. Quest was just recently acquired by Insight Venture Partners for $2 Billion and is being sought after by several concerns other than Dell.
An acquisition of Quest would be the latest step by Dell in its efforts to reduce its reliance on PC and server hardware and become more of an enterprise solutions provider
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Facebook Reportedly Building Phone with Ex-Apple Engineers
There just might be a good reason Facebook is reported to be interested in acquiring the Opera Browser: the reason may be the very real possibility of Facebook building its own smartphone. The reports have been coming in that Facebook has been actively recruiting former Apple engineers from the iPhone and iPad projects.
Bilton points out rather than go against Apple in the smartphone marketplace, it could be Facebook vs. Android-maker Google, with both going after buyers of lower-priced smartphones.
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Video Games and Porn Creating the 'Demise of Guys'?
Yet another in a series of concepts blaming the Internet for all of the troubles of the world. This time Dr. Phillip Zimbardo combines two of the most maligned areas of the Internet, video games and porn, cobbles them together to create what he considers to be the major source of the 'Demise of Guys', unless of course, there is adequate female interest in either topic. Thanks to The Weazmeister for the heads up.
Increasingly, researchers say yes, as young men become hooked on arousal, sacrificing their schoolwork and relationships in the pursuit of getting a tech-based buzz.
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AT&T Upgrading High Density Cell Coverage
AT&T is finally addressing a problem that is only going to get worse if steps aren't taken. AT&T is fitting areas of heavy crowd density such as arenas, convention centers, airports and stadiums with what is called Distributed Antenna Systems, basically a fancy way of referring to a radius of antennas around the area. The system will be able to accommodate other participating carriers, not just AT&T.
The basic idea is to break up the service into smaller bite-sized chunks that are easier for the network to handle. The DAS works by splitting the area that needs additional coverage into multiple zones, ranging from a dozen up to multiple dozens, depending on the density of the population.
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Steve Ballmer's 80" Windows 8 Whiteboard
Sometimes it's really good to be the boss. In Steve Ballmer's office hangs an 80 inch tablet touchscreen that replaces his note pad, email and phone. It's not in production yet, but you can bet this is the direction technology is moving towards. Still, it's good to be the boss and get all of the neato, new toys to play with.
"Every screen should be touch, every screen should be a computer and should be able to see out as well as see in. That is the way the world is heading [and] those screens are going to be big, small, wall-sized and desk-sized."
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New Tomb Raider Teaser Released Ahead of E3 2012
The fans of Tomb Raider and Lara Croft are one step closer to getting your fix. To generate interest in the long delayed return of the franchise just ahead of the Electronic Entertainment Expo, a teaser trailer was released which will lead up to a full trailer at E3. Unfortunately, the expected release of Tomb Raider in 2012 has been delayed until 2013.
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Microsoft Plagued by Software Piracy
Microsoft, as we all know, is the largest distributor of office software by far, as well as being the premier operating system provider worldwide. The trouble with being the best always comes at the price of software pirates stealing profits on a grand scale. It is estimated that there are at least six million websites dealing with the sale of illegal Microsoft software, costing the company millions in lost revenue.
Microsoft has even had issues with unethical use of its software by paying customers. It recently reduced the number of licenses available for TechNet subscribers to minimize the chances of piracy.
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XFX ProSeries 1000W Power Supply Review
XFX has a tremendously impressive track record here at HardOCP when it comes to enthusiast class PSUs. To date, four XFX PSU reviews, three Gold and one Silver Editor's Choice Awards. Its new 1KW ProSeries PSU features no wires! No not like that, but rather on the inside. Let's see if SolidLink Technology is award worthy.
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Corsair Vengeance K60 Keyboard and M60 Mouse Review
Corsair continues to expand its line of Vengeance-branded gaming peripherals with the addition of two new keyboards and two new mice. Today, we evaluate the two products optimized for first person shooters: the Vengeance® K60 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and the Vengeance® K60 Laser Gaming Mouse.
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MSI Z77A-GD65 LGA1155 Motherboard Review
MSI has been on a roll with its motherboards as of late. It's because of this that our expectations for MSI's foray into the world of Z77 chipset based motherboards are so high. MSI's "GD65" series of motherboards have been an especially solid value and the Z77A-GD65 looks to be no different.
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GeForce 680 & 670 vs. Radeon 7970 & 7950 Gaming Perf.
Wondering how the GeForce GTX 680 and GeForce GTX 670 compare to the Radeon HD 7970 and Radeon HD 7950 at stock frequencies as well as overclocked? You ask for it and we have done just that. Hold onto your hard earned cash and take note of just how the new GeForce GTX 670 compares with the rest of the competition.
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