April 14, 2015

Where does Intel go from here? Let’s get one thing straight before the doomsday sayers come out of the woodwork — the desktop isn’t dead. However, desktop sales did decline to the tune of 6.7 percent last year, according to data provided by International Data Corporation, and with Intel so heavily vested in the desktop…

Benchmark info and 4K pictures galore GTA V finally launched for the PC yesterday. Given that GTA IV was a resource hog of a port coupled with Rockstar’s numerous delays of the PC version, we thought we would run the game through its paces using the beefiest rig we had in the Lab. We opted…

Budget doesn’t have to mean junk Cheap cases. They’re not as scary as the phrase implies, even though we acknowledge that the lower end of the case spectrum can deliver some real clunkers. Thankfully, none of the cases in our roundup this month fit that profile. In fact, we’re seeing a number of features previously…

Don’t sweat it, playa’! Thermaltake’s Tt eSports division has concocted a mouse that fights back against sweaty palms with a vented top side that should help you keep your cool during those intense fire fights. Or so that’s the theory behind the hexagonal patterned ventilation on the Ventus X, which also boasts hexagonal side grips….

And so it begins Official opposition to the net neutrality rules that the Federal Communications Commission published yesterday to the Federal Register has already begun. The rules, as laid out by the FCC under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934 face attacks from multiple angles, including an effort by Republicans in Congress to…

Valve, we have a problem Some patient PC gamers who waited this long to finally experience Grand Theft Auto V on their platform of choice (Windows PCs) are being asked to wait a little longer, jump through some installation hoops, or receive a refund and move on. At issue is a bug that’s preventing GTA…