If PC gaming is dying, as many have claimed, why are gaming-oriented PCs selling so well? Market analyst Jon Peddie estimates that the market for PC gaming hardware stands at $20 billion today—and predicts it will expand to $34 billion by 2012. Read more
Prices for DDR2 chips have recently fallen to US$5.50 per chip from US$6.50-7.00 a month ago due to excess inventory, according to sources. Read more
The Reclusa gaming keyboard is yet another product that was born through the cooperation of the Redmond-company and Razer, a company that has specialized itself on developing gaming peripherals. Read more
Nvidia has been pushing high definition as its buzzword of Computex 2006, followed closely by GoForce, the company's brand for streaming video and playing games on mobile phones. Read more
We’ve built, overclocked, and tested our $625, $1,250, and $2,500 performance machines. How will these three systems compare in overall performance and value? Read more
We’ve seen how far a moderately priced Core i7 system can take us and now we’re ready to assess the performance advantages of better cooling and a stronger graphics configuration. Will our upgrades be worth the money? Read more
We see how far $1,250 gets us when building a new Core i7-based system, and how it compares to last month’s similarly priced Core 2 Duo machine. Read more
Some say 2010 and even 2009 will be the year of SSDs. We think not. Read more
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