September 2014: Dream Machine
In the PDF archive of the September 2014 issue, you can find: Dream Machine! High-End Gaming Mouse Roundup How to Calibrate Your Monitor Build It: A small Devil’s Canyon rig …read more
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In the PDF archive of the September 2014 issue, you can find: Dream Machine! High-End Gaming Mouse Roundup How to Calibrate Your Monitor Build It: A small Devil’s Canyon rig …read more
Intel Authenticate brings security to a new level Today is a “big day for business,” Intel says, and that’s because the world’s largest semiconductor maker announced the availability of its 6th generation Core vPro processor family. It’s Skylake meets vPro, which means better performance and enhanced security. Starting with the former, Intel’s pitch focuses on…
These are not the passwords you’re looking for Disney’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens proved to be box office hit with nearly $1.9 billion in worldwide ticket sales and counting since releasing generally on December 18, 2015 (there were limited viewings in select theaters a day before). That’s impressive, the same of which can’t be…
An in-depth look into what gives your computer its brain power When asked about how a central processing unit works, you might say it’s the brain of the computer. It does all the calculations on math and makes logical decisions based on certain outcomes. However, despite being built upon billions of transistors for today’s modern…
Top Deal: Pardon the absence, with the Consumer Electronics Show wreaking havoc on schedules, the Daily Deals fell into a temporary hiatus. Now they’re back, and to kick things off, today’s top deal is focused on tackling that New Year’s resolution to better protect your PC from unfortunate events. It’s for a CyberPower 1300 VA…
And the survey says… New flings don’t always turn out to be more satisfying than the ones you left them for, a statement that can apply to numerous scenarios. Among the the possibilities is upgrading your OS (get your mind out of the gutter), and the good news for Microsoft is that those in an…
On high alert LastPass, one of the more popular password managers out there, has a new security measure in place to protect user accounts in the event that they’ve been compromised by a phishing attack. Like other password managers, LastPass allows users to store multiple login details for various sites and services, which they can…
Back with a Vengeance Planning a new build around a system that uses DDR4 system memory? You have a growing number of options, including some new high-speed Vengeance LPX kits from Corsair. With frequencies up to 3,600MHz, Corsair says its new Vengeance LPX DDR4 memory kits are the fastest it’s ever released in 32GB, 64GB,…
One of the reasons we love PCs is that they can be configured to do things our way. If you don’t like something about the way your PC functions, there is a good chance that you can change a setting or install software to change it. Case in point: keyboard launchers. No, we are not…