Apple to Windows 7 Users: It’s Time to Move On

The latest MacBooks don’t support Windows 7 installation via Boot Camp It has now been more than five years since Windows 7—the most widely used desktop operating system out there—first walked into our lives, promising to right Vista’s many wrongs. Although it has carried the workhorse mantle previously associated with XP pretty well, the OS…

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The Maximum PC State of the Union

Exciting times ahead for us, and for you Two magazine issues ago I wrote an article indicating that you were part of the Maximum PC crew. It wasn‘t a joke. I really do believe that our readership very much guides us in a fashion that‘s congruent to us guiding you on the next hardware upgrade….

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Supermicro Readies an Intel Broadwell Gaming PC

An unexpected face in the consumer gaming space You’ve probably at least heard of Supermicro, a well established player in the server and workstation markets. Supermicro also dabbles in small form factor (SFF) cases, but as far as full fledged gaming PCs go, options are few and far between. Nevertheless, Supermicro is getting ready to…

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AMD Announces Four New FreeSync Monitors

AMD claims that Nvidia G-Sync technology can negatively affect FPS Shore up your homes everyone, it appears that another battle is about to be waged between AMD and Nvidia consumers. The resulting storm is going to be over AMD’s FreeSync and Nvidia’s G-Sync technologies. While AMD announced that four new monitors with FreeSync support are…

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Here are the Upgrade Paths to Windows 10

Some upgrade scenarios will require physical media Microsoft dropped a bombshell yesterday when it revealed that even Windows pirates will be able to upgrade to Windows 10 at no cost, though we have a clarification on that, which we’ll get to in a moment. The Redmond outfit also outlined how you’ll be able to make…

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