Lawsuit Calls Foul on AMD’s Core Count in Bulldozer CPUs

Calling BS on Bulldozer AMD took a unique approach to mutli-core processing with its Bulldozer architecture and that decision has now led to a class-action lawsuit, according to LegalNewsline. A one ticked off Tony Dickey filed the suit in California alleging that AMD’s marketing of Bulldozer processors violated the Consumer Legal Remedies Act and California’s…

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First Batch of Humble Monthly Games Released

Last month, Humble Bundle announced a new monthly subscription. Priced at a fixed rate of $12 per month, subscribers will receive a collection of new games on the sixth of each month, as long as they want to keep playing…er…paying. You can start or stop at any time, including jumping on and off if you…

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Razer and Blizzard Collaborate on Overwatch Themed Peripherals

Peripherals for Overwatch fans Blizzard has a history of developing and publishing popular franchises, ones like Diablo, Warcraft, and StarCraft. Will Overwatch be another one? Razer’s banking on it by readying a trio of peripherals themed after the upcoming shooter. The officially licensed Overwatch peripherals include a themed BlackWidow keyboard and DeathAdder mouse, both with…

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Lian-Li Intros Its Very First Waterblock

Lian-Li is probably best known for its PC cases. However, on Thursday the company announced its partnership with Overclockers UK to bring its very first waterblock to the United States. Called the CB-01, the device is made of solid copper and coated with nickel along with a final layer of tin-cobalt for added durability and…

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Maingear Shift Review

Running on all cylinders At a Glance Fast (+) Beautiful; powerful; stays cool and quiet; impeccable paint job. Furious (-) No custom cooler; having to remove top lid is annoying; no underglow. In many ways, owning an enthusiast rig is like owning a high-end sports car. They are often both bold and beautiful on the…

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