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Everything you need for a great time lapse experience Building PCs is an expensive hobby, but there is no shortage of other hobbies that are just as (or more) expensive. Photography ranks supreme among pricey pastimes. Buying a few lenses and a body can easily max out a moderate credit limit. When I was in…
Perfect Black is the Next Step Before LCDs came around, we watched movies and TVs on sub-par CRT screens (don’t judge us—it was the best we had at the time!). But times change, and plasmas and LCDs revolutionized the home entertainment experience with super-wide, thin screens with much higher quality display. Now we’re on the…
Top Deal: We’re obviously huge proponents of building your own rig, but in cases where that’s not possible — short on time, recommending a system for someone else, etc. — there are valid reasons to buy a pre-built machine. If that’s the boat you find yourself in, paddle over to today’s top deal for an…
Hello, Iris Pro! We’ve been intrigued with Intel’s Next Unit of Computing (NUC) since its first iteration, which packaged general purpose computing capabilities in a small size box. There have been several followup releases since then, but its most powerful configuration is right around the corner. Slated for an early 2016 launch, Intel is teasing…
PC upgrades are coming For a long while, the tired narrative from market research firms and analysts was that tablets were replacing the PC. They backed their claims with numbers showing a rapid rise in tablet shipments coinciding with slowed growth among desktop and laptop PCs, but fast forward to today and at least one…
First time for everything Corsair is a long time veteran in the PC building space with a vast assortment of enclosures to choose from. However, one thing you wouldn’t have found in its catalog of cases was an inverted ATX chassis. That changes today with the introduction of not one, but two inverted ATX cases,…
Remember that box that sits out in front of your house, office, or apartment? The one that Bill seems to favor? The one that doesn’t have a separate spam box and likes to stockpile more retail fliers and other junk than legitimate letters? Yeah, that’s the one. It’s become less important now that email has…
Welcome to the RTG Summit Earlier this month, AMD hosted their first ever RTG Summit, replacing the former AMD Technologies Summit. (Side note: it’s interesting that the branding was all about Radeon; the AMD logo was not seen as far as I can recall.) The subject was all about graphics technologies, and the message was…
Top Deal: The neat thing about Skylake is if you’re willing to buy a system based on a previous generation architecture, like Haswell, you can score a snazzy deal. So it goes with today’s top deal for an Acer Desktop Computer w/ Intel Core i5-4460 (3.2 GHz) for $400 with free shipping (normally $600; Free…
Addressing a buggy wasteland Have you gotten stuck in a terminal in Fallout 4? It’s one of the more common complaints with the PC version of Bethesda’s latest nuclear wasteland title, and as promised, the developer addressed the issue with its first major patch (version 1.2). It’s one of several issues the patch fixes. It…