Toms Hardware listened to us..

And finally got back to producing full quality articles. Good on you all. 8)

In general, Tom's Hardware uses the number of pageviews, both by the webservers, and the adservers, in determining what's popular.

And if an article gets lots of pageviews, we'll generally make more of that kind of content.














What's shaped like a sandcrawler filled with Jawas, heavy enough to require two people, or one really burly Canadian to lift, draws enough power to noticeably heat the room, and covered with an NDA ?

[whoops, still under NDA]

As I said before, the more pageviews the marathon gets, the more likely it's going to become a permanent part of the rotation.