Posted 10/02/2008 at 05:45:01pm

I could see it being an add-in card for a laptop that doesn't have the processing power for hd video where upgrading a cpu would be difficult.

Posted 09/16/2008 at 01:38:20pm

Quick question: has drm protection ever stopped a game from being pirated-or does it just make torrenters wait a week until it's circumvented or maybe a month if it's an aggressive drm (bioshock)? I partially agree that steam has the right idea with drm, but even then there are ways around steam. I believe that the company has the right to drm as long as it dosen't affect a consumer's legally obtained experince of the game; which has been affecting a few games in the last year...

Posted 09/13/2008 at 02:07:38pm

Is the DRM being used like the sony rootkit ones of the past? Suing sony over it seemed to solve that drm problem imho-maybe the same will happen here?

Posted 08/31/2008 at 06:24:08am

Is it just me or does every big court case include KaZaA?

Posted 07/07/2008 at 03:56:43pm

Naw, BFG is making 'em right now that only take up one slot w/ the block installed ( http://tinyurl.com/5zmnp5 ). Hasn't there often been problems, overclocking wise in this case, with running tri-sli due to drivers?

Posted 07/07/2008 at 12:51:36pm

Couldn't they fit an x-fi in there if they used a single slot water block on atleast one of the gpu's? Imho air cooling for a gpu isn't maximum enough compared to using a water block-so i would assume they would use one.

Posted 01/11/2008 at 04:26:47pm

Hmm, I'm kind of excited that the HD format war seems to be coming to an end, but then again I'm worried that with no competition in the HD disc sector that sony will again start putting rootkits or some silly advanced protection system that'll make playback difficult or even dangerous to your computer.

Posted 12/19/2007 at 07:54:01am

Wow this is getting ridiculous, does the consumer have any rights anymore over the media they legally bought? Windows Genuine Advantage, online activations, encrypted movies that causes problems in itself, I'm beginning to miss the day of analog audio tapes and vhs movies... We need a GOOD court case to stand up for our rights!

Posted 10/04/2007 at 05:52:12am

I think that the Murph should represent the first "real" defensive case to the RIAA, he seems to know a lot on the subject or at least a lot more than a regular lawyer would. Just study a few law and order cases and you good to go, right? Great job with investigating this!

Posted 08/04/2007 at 07:36:26am

Since Maximum PC made an article on where the heat of some computers come from would it be possible to show airflow or some computers and what often blocks the air?