Posted 02/16/05 at 02:21:13 PM by Maximum PC
The Perfect OS for the Perfect PC
You drew up the blueprints. You bought the best components.
Posted 02/16/05 at 01:54:44 AM by Maximum PC
Exactly how much speed must you sacrifice for a $200 part?
Month Reviewed: March 2005
Verdict: 7
URL: www.msi.com.tw
We admit it: Mid-range videocards—those in the $200 to $300 price range—just don’t fry our bacon these days.
Posted 02/15/05 at 08:50:37 PM by Maximum PC
Who knew phone service could kick this much ass?
Month Reviewed: March 2005
Verdict: 9 Kickass
URL: www.linksys.com
A bumpy setup notwithstanding, we’re unabashed fans of the Linksys WRT54GP2A-AT.
Posted 02/15/05 at 08:45:29 PM by Maximum PC
The first “gaming” router surprises us with excellent multitasking performance
Month Reviewed: March 2005
Verdict: 9
URL: www.dlink.com
You already have a smokin’-fast DSL line and sub-20ms pings on more than 200 servers.
Posted 02/15/05 at 04:33:46 PM by Maximum PC
Overkill defined
Month Reviewed: March 2005
Verdict: 8
URL: www.kickassgamingpc.com
A Katana is a thin Japanese sword with graceful lines, fashioned for slashing-and-thrusting melee.
Posted 02/15/05 at 01:09:15 PM by Maximum PC
Fast is a blast, and the price is nice
Month Reviewed: March 2005
Verdict: 8
URL: www.necsam.com
When a student of the University of California, Berkeley decided to start walking around campus in the buff, the reaction from other students was fairly mild.
Posted 02/15/05 at 12:58:34 PM by Maximum PC
Give your VHS tapes the two-finger salute!
Month Reviewed: March 2005
Verdict: 9
URL: www.sonystyle.com
Archiving creaky, old analog footage is sort of like flossing—we all know we should do it, but it’s such an easy thing to blow off.
Posted 02/15/05 at 03:58:35 AM by Maximum PC
It would be best to keep this galaxy far, far away
Month Reviewed: March 2005
Verdict: 5
URL: www.aerocool.us
Back in November 2004, we reviewed a case from Silverstone that was strikingly similar to this Aerocool unit—the only major difference being the front bezels.





