FeaturesIn the Lab: David Murphy Explains Case Reviews
Posted 02/05/08 at 05:10:03 PM by David Murphy
The ins and outs of determining a chassis' verdict at Maximum PC
FeaturesWhite Paper: How Lasers Function
Posted 02/05/08 at 04:26:14 PM by Gord Goble
The computer industry has tapped this exotic technology for a host of everyday applications. Sadly, no one has yet devised a means of equipping sharks with lasers beams.
How-TosHow To: Become a Gaming God
Posted 02/05/08 at 03:22:49 PM by David Murphy
All right, newblet. You’ve eaten your dog food in Wolfenstein 3D, done your spirit quest in Prey, and even managed to set up a bomb or two in Counter-Strike. If first-person shooters were massively multiplayer role-playing games, that might qualify you to step out of the kindergarten zone. Maybe. The big leagues of head shots, m-m-m-monster kills, and first-person-shooter fragfests have no room for subpar playing performance.
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Ask the DoctorDynamic Drives, the Slow Burn, and Stuff Hitting the Fan
Posted 01/28/08 at 04:23:30 PM by The Maximum PC Doctor
Diagnosing and curing your PC problems - Resizing dynamic drives, glacial DVD-burning speeds, and cables hittin' fans.
PDF ArchivesHoliday 2007 - Tech Preview 2008; Geek Gift Guide!
Posted 01/10/08 at 07:36:39 PM by The Maximum PC Staff
The complete PDF archive of the Holiday 2007 edition of Maximum PC, every article included, every page posted! Download it now!
From the MagazineTroy Fryfogle's Hellusion
Posted 12/29/07 at 10:59:24 PM by Tom Edwards
A puzzling illusion from a master HellRaiser modder.
ReviewsHanns.G HG281GPB
Posted 12/20/07 at 08:06:51 PM by Katherine Stevenson
We hadn’t even heard of Hanns.G until about five months ago, when we tested the company’s HW223DPB. That 22-inch model’s 6-bit color, bare-bones build, and lack of HDCP earned it just a 6 verdict in our August issue. But Hanns.G is clearly stepping it up a notch with its HG281DPB. The monitor’s 27.5-inch screen and 1920x1200 resolution put it in a league with Dell’s stellar 2707WFP, but for almost $500 less—making us wonder if this is a bargain we should pounce on.
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ReviewsIcy Dock MB664US-1S
Posted 12/20/07 at 08:06:51 PM by David Murphy
Finally, somebody gets it right.
Although it seems impossible, we have reached an apex of technology in the exciting world of external storage. Icy Dock’s MB664US-1S hard drive enclosure is an absolute dream come true. It’s a marvel of functionality and form, a shining beacon that serves as an example to every competing product we’ve come across. It is the steel-colored Lancelot of your storage needs, the kind of friend you hope your hard drive keeps for the entirety of its life span. With the MB664US-1S, your data will stay safe, speedy, and easily swappable.
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