No feuds, just clarifying my position! :) Anyone picking up DDR3 will definetly be longing for the days of DDR2 cheap and plenty! :) ...

There is future upgradability to consider too! :) Most games only take adavantage of two CPU cores now, but that will change over time, especially in the next year I think. I also do some graphic desi ...

The cheapest DDR3 at the 'Egg with a standard clock speed of say 1600 is $219.99 for Wintec (blech) with timings of 8-8-9-25. I usually choose to go with a higher clock RAM than the MB standard since ...

Not yet...rumored numbers are from prototype hardware and early drivers. There won't be anything solid until a little after the official launch. ...

Some numbers thrown around on Core i7 is that it will produce around a 30% improvement over Penryn.No one is comparing it to AMD since they have slumped in the corner at the high end processor party, ...

If you are going Core i7, you are going DDR3. That 4Gig is going to set you back about $300. Doubling that is doubling the price. I will go with the first 4Gig and upgrade to another 4Gig when the pri ...

This is an MPC blog post, not one of the magazine articles. There are definetly more cool things to review than they could ever put into the magazine. I for one enjoyed the story. :) Nice one Paul.   ...

5GB is about 1 million text-only emails, 1,000 three minute music files, or 41,500 web pages. Its also about 3 DVD quality movies or 1 or 2 modern video games via download service. ...

It is certainly a Dream Machine! The chrome plating is reminicent of the old Cylon Centurion, or "Toasters". Too much bling for my tastes. I don't know whether to frag it or lick it ala Norm ...

6.5 TB SSDs? Sure! Except it would be about the size of my filing cabinet using today's technology. If they wanted to give me one, I wouldn't say no... ...

A 64-bit OS in theory can address up to 128Gb of RAM Vista claims:Home Basic: 8GB Home Premium: 16GB Utimate: 128GB Business: 128GB  ...

Indeed try here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/ ...

Vista likes it's resources, the more the better. Windows SuperFetch is a likely culprit where RAM is concerned. The more you give it, the better it likes it.  ...

You raise a good point. Screeners are usually pretty poor quality. Those pirate versions may entice people to go see it in the theater if they liked the shaky and grainy screener.Thanks, I’m glad so ...

Good point. I am sure that will play into folks wanting to see the movie in theaters too. ...

Thanks for the feedback. Many (not all) of the Bloggers posting here are amateurs, not professional journalists. I do this because I enjoy being a bit creative. This is not what puts bread and butter ...

No wonder! Gerbils run faster, you should never use hamsters to power your server if it has a lot of traffic. ...

I am inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt on the results I got from trying the search engine today. They are trying to be innovated with how they present the information and how you can ...

Sorry if I wasn't more clear. The source was an email exchange between Bryan Del Rizzo and myself. We do try to point to sources. I did not reference the link austin points to. I just glanced over the ...

Bejeweled...is that a wife thing? Mine loves that game...and several other Popcap games. Likewise has no interest in what I play. I generally believe in giving her my hand me downs (which she doesn't ...

It looks the same as the 3.5 in VelociRaptor to me, just without the big heatsink stuck to it. That makes me wonder how much bunk the heatsink is. As Murph said in his article “the drive portion of ...

That is an IMSAI 8080. ...

A true classic! I saw it twice at the theater (yes, I am old). Maybe I will go back for the nostalgia. ...

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That is a possibility. We haven't heard his side yet. It has come out that he has a criminal record for aggravated burglary, which he served five years' probation in 1982. That's a hell of a long time ...