No more clockblocking with March update Last week, Nvidia released a driver update that removed the ability for consumers to overclock their GeForce GTX 900M Series GPUs. The reason for this, the company explained, was that, “GeForce notebooks were not designed to support overclocking.” Since then, there has been a general outcry from PC enthusiasts…
Top Deal: Why is it that we never think about backups until it’s too late? That’s true whether the subject is storage or a power outage. Having a hard drive go bad or unexpectedly losing power will quickly remind you why you need backup. After all, you never know when someone’s going to veer their…
More free storage Like an overzealous patron at a gentlemen’s club who just inherited a fortune, Microsoft can’t help but to make it rain. Free storage, that is. It was only a week ago that Microsoft offered up 100GB of free OneDrive cloud storage for a year for signing up for Bing Rewards, and now…
Showcasing the sexiest, most photogenic game screenshots this side of the Internet We’re celebrating February with a gallery full of amazing screenshots. As always we’ve got a few obligatory Minecraft and Skyrim screens, but we’ve also got shots from newer games like Dragon Age: Inquisition and Ultraworld. Some supremely helpful folks over at /r/GamerPorn have…
Better fact check whatever you Comcast agent tells you It’s getting increasingly difficult not to get pissed off every time Comcast makes the news. This is one of only two companies that’s been voted “The Worst Company in America” more than once by readers of Consumerist (Electronic Arts being the other), and it’s because of…
World’s top PC supplier admits it “messed up” Lenovo took to Twitter to issue an apology over Superfish, the visual search software it installed on consumer laptops and desktops without permission, and has posted instructions on how to remove it. Initially Lenovo issued a statement saying that it installed the software with good intentions and…
Timeline and video released to commemorate the occasion On February 19, 1990 a little program called Adobe Photoshop 1.0 was released. Since then, there have been many versions of the image manipulation software and its popularity among graphics designers, artists, and creative minds has grown to the point that the word “Photoshop” is used as…
Top Deal: Have you heard the one about a power supply that walked into a bar? Neither have we, though we have heard about PSUs going up in smoke. This is one of the areas where having a name brand counts (usually, anyway). If you’re looking for a reliable PSU, check out today’s top deal…
Since its debut in MLB 12 The Show, the Diamond Dynasty mode has offered franchise fans a twist on how they can usually interact with their favorite MLB players in a baseball game. Baseball cards are so intrinsically at the heart of the sport and its amazing history and tradition, so it always made sense…
Another nudge to get businesses to upgrade Even the floppy disk would have to be impressed with how long Windows XP has been able to hold onto relevance. Sure, most of the world has moved on, but there are still a lot of Windows XP machines out there, especially in various enterprise sectors. Rather than…