Posted 10/22/05 at 07:35:13 PM by Maximum PC
Take a good look at the Road Runner. Part 1970s-style MOPAR muscle car, part state-of-the-art computing power—you’re looking at one lust-worthy gaming rig.
Posted 10/22/05 at 05:39:52 PM by Maximum PC
A small footprint and a super-low noise profile mean you can put this rig anywhere—it’s got the power to handle any task, even gaming!
Whether you put this rig in your living room and connect it to your big-screen TV or regularly tote it between LAN parties and your home office, Baby Blue has you covered.
Posted 10/01/05 at 12:00:00 AM by The Maximum PC Staff
The complete PDF archive of the October 2005 edition of Maximum PC, every article included, every page posted! Download it now!
Posted 08/26/05 at 06:48:57 PM by Maximum PC
Next-Gen Windows
Microsoft's long-delayed but highly anticipated next version of Windows--code-named Longhorn--is running in the Lab! Next month, we'll give you the nickel tour, explain how it works, and introduce you to all the new features.
Posted 08/26/05 at 05:33:42 PM by Maximum PC
By Tom R. Halfhill
I was recently embroiled in controversy after writing a technical report about a new Chinese-designed microprocessor.
Posted 08/26/05 at 05:14:08 PM by Maximum PC
We began to suspect that Area 51 might not be the end-all, be-all of shooters when we saw that the ad campaign for the game closed with, “Coming soon to a bargain bin near you.” OK, we made that up, but it’s gonna happen—you just know it.
Unlike the fun light-gun version of the game in arcades and pizza parlors everywhere, the PC version of Area 51 is a spectacularly bland first-person shooter with a cliché-ridden storyline that goes like this: There’s this top-secret base, a disturbance takes place, and you and your hazmat team are sent in to find out what happened.
Posted 08/26/05 at 04:53:16 PM by Maximum PC
The keyboard and mouse make a fine game controller, but the experience could definitely be better.
Posted 08/26/05 at 04:41:38 PM by Maximum PC
Have you ever seen a flying squirrel take to the air? They don’t really fly, they just glide for a few yards and then crash into the nearest tree.





