Check it Donnie, Nvidia just launched its Quadro CX accelerator card for Adobe's Creative Suite 4. The optimized GPU fits into your PC's PCIe slot to smooth image navigation and manipulation in Photoshop while accelerating effects in Adobe's After Effects and Premier Pro. Nvidia claims that the new GPU helps encode H.264 video at "lightning-fast speeds" when using Nvidia's Cuda-enabled CS4

OK, this isn't all the newest, nor unheard of, but I think that there are two pieces of peripheral gear that is a must for any good gaming experience - that being the keyboard and the mouse. Mice are difficult since it is after an hour or so less about how many buttons, 4000 or 8000000 DPI's but ergonomical comfort and just doing what it should do. Core performance is still not so set that it

Out of all the new games that are gonna hit the shelves next month which one of them would you spend time actually playing, for example: Saints Row 2, this is like a cheesy remake of GTA4, it is very similar, Brothers In Arms Hell's Highway, this isn't no where near as good as COD (my opinion) and the only game i would seriously take on is the new Quantum of Solace, yeah the name is pretty wierd

AMD's breakup into two separate companies is certain to have wide-ranging impact in the industry, and unsurprisingly, Intel's among the first to react -- it's warning that it has "serious questions about this transaction" as it relates to its patent cross-licensing agreement with AMD and that it'll will "vigorously protect" its intellectual property rights. That's about as aggro a patent

As a members of camp about and around technologies, i think we need to talk about our self taken experience in all products. In this reason i want to talk about some of asus graphic cards,i have one(bought last year) theese cards really s.u.ks, in forums people talks about one and the same problems, i have asus ah 2600 pro (built on radeon HD 2600),playing with this card will be full with blue

While some companies are already out there promising Core i7-based gear, we haven't yet heard many official specifics about the actual processors that'll be at the heart of them (at least not since their earlier Nehelem days). That's now changed in a pretty big way, however, with some supposedly authentic leaked materials revealing the complete spec list and some pricing details. Apparently, you

i really like to know the new games
ithink there is anew game
a new warhammer in xbox

is this right!!!?

Feeling nostalgic about the Microsoft Blue Screen of Death, which used to plague desktops in the bad old days of Windows? No need to keep those feelings locked away. This handy guide will show you how to force your PC to recreate the infamous error.

WARNING: Save your work first. This process will lock up your whole machine in classic Blue Screen of Death mode. After using this powerful

Intel gave a briefing today on what the public should expect to see in its upcoming Core i7 processors and the X58 chipset coming with it.

Thomas from Intel’s Platform Applications Engineering division gave a complete overview of the Core i7 processors as well as the specifications for the X58 chipset. The Core i7 will change several things over the Core 2 processors, including an integrated

Intel http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Corporation announced that the first ’Nehalem http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Nehalem_(microarchitecture) ’ family of processors to be made available will be desktop processors (Core i7) and high-performance server products code-named Nehalem-EP.

Intel said it is planning to manufacture a second server derivative designed for the expandable server