PC Gaming
Rough quarter Lenovo said it’s planning to reduce its workforce by around 5 percent, which works out to 3,200 job cuts. It’s a cost cutting measure that Lenovo anticipates will reduce expenses by about $650 million in the second half of this year, and $1.35 billion annually. News of the staff reduction came as Lenovo…
In the NAS world, bigger is definitely better NASes are becoming more common, not just in the office space, but at home. As faster Internet connection speeds become more common, it’s likely that more storage space will be required. But what if you stored everything on your PC? While we suspect a lot of people…
Top Deal: You know that euphoric sensation you get when you build a new PC? It’s a wonderful feeling, and if you’re due for an upgrade, then get to it before the summer months are in the rear view mirror. You can even bring along your DDR3 memory, provided you’re willing to dance with Devil’s…
Gen 2 is the real deal Asus is in full brag mode over the claim that its TUF Sabertooth Z97 Mark 2/USB 3.1 is the world’s first motherboard to achieve SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps certification for USB 3.1 Gen 2 data transfer speeds. According to Asus, its Z97 Sabertooth board had to pass a series of…
Poor timing, Lenovo Lenovo’s reputation took a hit when it was discovered earlier this year that it was pre-installing an adware program called Superfish that ended up being a security risk, and now if faces even more criticism for what some consider a sketchy BIOS feature. Here’s the deal — some Lenovo laptops are configured…
Leaving Google Fiber in the dust I’d be thrilled if Google announced that its Fiber Internet service was coming to my area. It’s not that I’m discontent with Charter and the 60Mbps service I currently subscribe to, but to have access to 1Gbps Internet service (downloads and uploads) for $70 per month? Yes, please! Ever…
Conquering the RAID levels When it comes to building PCs, for enthusiasts, it’s all about performance. Everyone loves to brag about CPU speed or GPU power. We get it, because we do, too. All too often though, storage gets left behind in the conversation. Many may be led to think “Hey, I’ve got an SSD…
Conquering the RAID levels When it comes to building PCs, for enthusiasts, it’s all about performance. Everyone loves to brag about CPU speed or GPU power. We get it, because we do, too. All too often though, storage gets left behind in the conversation. Many may be led to think “Hey, I’ve got an SSD…
Backup solutions battle it out for supremacy Computing is filled with bothersome chores that take away from all the things we’d really like to be doing on our personal rigs—like: gaming, benchmarking, overclocking, and web browsing. One of the most troublesome tasks is maintaining backups of all your important documents, media, and files. It’s something…
The federal judge handling the case of ZeniMax Media versus Oculus VR has ruled that the dispute will move forward to a jury trial set for August 1, 2016. Judge Jorge A. Solis, whose seat is in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas in Dallas, has also thrown out lawsuit…