Hacking Your Mouse To Fix The Misclick Of Doom By Daniel Sauvageau Ever had your patience put on trial by glitchy mouse buttons? That is one problem that simply should never have been on any half-decent mice.
O/C Tech: Making AMD's Socket AM1 Viable By Joe Trott AMD's socket AM1 is notoriously slow and gloriously inexpensive. Contributor Joe Trott tunes his machine in an effort to answer the question: Can this low-energy platform meet the most-basic needs of a performance enthusiast?
System Builder Marathon Q2 2015: Value Comparison By Thomas Soderstrom Now that we’ve built four PCs with matching budgets, which builder, and which machine, owns the title of best performance for $1600?
System Builder Marathon Q2 2015: $1600 Mini Gaming PC By Julio Urquidi Because you asked for it, we put an Intel Core i5 and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 into a mini-ITX case. But how does it perform compared to its larger twin?
System Builder Marathon Q2 2015: $1600 Gaming PC By Julio Urquidi For this quarter’s SBM, we built a gaming PC with a GeForce 980 paired with a Core i5. Can it keep up with our i7-based builds from previous SBMs?
System Builder Marathon Q2 2015: $1600 Mini Performance PC By Thomas Soderstrom We’ve seen how far I can push a six-core Haswell-E in our full-sized performance build, but can the same performance level fit into a mini cube?
System Builder Marathon Q2 2015: $1600 Performance PC By Thomas Soderstrom This month’s high-end build looks lighter than its predecessor, yet includes a six-core Haswell-E CPU. Will the shift away from graphics kill its gaming cred?
System Builder Marathon Q1 2015: $1750 Performance PC By Thomas Soderstrom Can an extra $150 eliminate the compromises of last quarter’s high-end build? We attempt to answer that while following your most-requested recipe for performance supremacy!
System Builder Marathon Q1 2015: Mainstream Enthusiast PC By Don Woligroski Our first mid-range enthusiast System Builder Marathon configuration of 2015 turns out to be a solid, capable and powerful system with no obvious weak spots.
System Builder Marathon Q1 2015: Budget Gaming PC By Paul Henningsen This quarter, value-oriented builder Paul Henningsen benefits from a more generous budget that lets him explore faster host processors and graphics cards. Can he put the extra money to good use?
PowerShell Basics: Programming With Loops By Tim Ferrill In this PowerShell tutorial we show you how to use the For loop, ForEach-Object loop, and the While, Do-While and Do-Until loops.
YotaPhone 2, The Ebook Lovers' Smartphone That Amazon Could Have Built By Lucian Armasu YotaPhone, the dual-screen phone from Russia, launches today for $620 in Europe and Russia.
How To Calibrate Your HDTV By Christian Eberle You've already seen our instructional guides for calibrating computer monitors. In today's story, we help get you started dialing your HDTV as well. From beginner to expert, we have you covered with a handful of different approaches.
Building An Intel-Based MicroATX Gaming PC On A Budget By Igor Wallossek, Arne Weigold Today we put a Pentium G3258 in a cheap H97 motherboard, overclocked it to 4.4 GHz, added a GTX 750 Ti, then tossed in tons of new Deepcool gear.
Is Your Windows 8 Tablet Fast Enough For PC Gaming? By Don Woligroski Why should Nintendo's 3DS XL, Sony's PlayStation Vita, and Nvidia's Shield have all the fun? We take Dell's Windows 8.1-based Venue 8 Pro, powered by an Atom processor, and try turning it into a portable PC gaming console with a handful of upgrades.
