Review Intel Core i9-9900K Review (Coffee Lake Refresh) Review
Intel adds two cores to its mainstream flagship but is it worth the cash?
19-10-18 // 2:00p.m.
Review Arisetek Accent case
We take a look at this full-size home theatre case from Arisetek. The Accent is a full-size ATX case that will look great on your A/V rack.
30-5-05 // 10:48a.m.
Capturing a new audience
In this week's column, Wil Harris discusses Intel's decision to introduce its dual core Pentium D processors at very affordable prices. It is becoming obvious that Intel is looking for new markets, and has the mainstream user in sight.
28-5-05 // 8:00a.m.
Is that CPU for real?
It's not just knock off Levi's and DVDs that are coming from the East. Is that CPU genuine?
27-5-05 // 2:21p.m.
VIA launches its C7 processor
VIA announce that it is commencing mass production of its new C7 microprocessor, based on IBM's 90nm SOI manufacturing technology, and understood consume no more than 0.1W of power when idle.
27-5-05 // 2:01p.m.
CIA plays Cyber-Wargames
The CIA has conducted a three day 'what-if' simulation of a cyber attack against the US.
27-5-05 // 1:56p.m.
Netscape 8.0 breaks I.E.
More embarrassment for Netscape - The latest version breaks XML in IE
27-5-05 // 1:35p.m.
Big Capacity DVDs thanks to Nanoscale Ridges
Forget HD-DVD or Blu-Ray with their piffling tens of Gigabytes storage capacities. AO-DVD offers nearly a terabyte!
27-5-05 // 1:23p.m.
Doom recompiled for Doom 3
An enterprising modder has recompiled the original Doom to run as a sub-game in Doom3.
27-5-05 // 1:12p.m.
Corsair Launches Low-Latency PC2-8000
Corsair launch its XMS2-8000UL DDR2 memory modules, rated to run at a staggering 1GHz with the tightest timings to date.
27-5-05 // 1:01p.m.
Anti-Spyware Tool is Trap
An application that purports to be an Anti-Spyware tool turns out to be rogue
27-5-05 // 12:56p.m.
Review Preview: IWILL ZMAXd2 SLI SFF
IWILL have upped the power stakes with their latest SFF box sporting not only dual AMD Opteron processors, but also NVIDIA SLI. We take a sneak peak at the mean, green machine ahead of Computex next week.
25-5-05 // 3:39p.m.
ATI talks Xbox 360 in London
ATI talks to us about the technology behind the Xbox 360, and reveals some interesting facts about the architecture and its comparisons to existing PC cards.
25-5-05 // 1:42p.m.
Cell to be open, according co-developers
The power behind the recently announced Playstation 3 will be open to world and dog.
25-5-05 // 1:28p.m.
Netscape 8: Not so secure as they thought...
Netscape 8 was launched with a heavy emphasis on security - so news of major security flaws must have caused some red faces at AOL.
25-5-05 // 12:45p.m.
Review Watford Aries 6435 system review
In our first ever review of a full-system, we take a look at a mid-range PC from Watford, designed specifically to be upgradeable and appealing to modders.
25-5-05 // 11:40a.m.
Playstation 3 GPU is still in development
At a pre-E3 conference, Sony and NVIDIA demonstrated the capabilities of Playstation 3, but what did they use if RSX is still in development, with no silicon taped out yet?
25-5-05 // 11:11a.m.
16MB PEZ dispenser
Not all mods have to be expensive: MetkuMods shows you how to make a stylish USB pen drive with their FlashPEZ project
25-5-05 // 9:54a.m.
Corsair doubles media speeds
Corsair released today two new high-speed memory cards that are 50-100% faster than their current range, in sizes up to 1GB
25-5-05 // 7:24a.m.
WGA defeated before rollout
Even before Redmond can start its mandatory roll-out of the new anti-piracy policy, the system has been subverted.
24-5-05 // 1:18p.m.
iPod + Winamp + ml_iPod = Joy?
iTunes? We don' need no Steenkin' iTunes! A freely available plugin for Winamp is allowing Windows iPod owners to ditch Apple's music library.
24-5-05 // 1:02p.m.
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