Madshrimps: *OCZ Technology Introduces Intel Extreme Triple Channel Memory Series * OCZ Technology Group (LSE: OCZ), a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today...

Madshrimps: Dragon, you say. What is that? Dragon is the name of the new platform AMD is coming out with to succeed the Spider platform. Dragon takes the new technology coming out with the new processors and...

Madshrimps: While the video card contest is rather trivial, the CPU battleground points out clear strengths and weaknesses. For the most part, multi-core support in the game provides a competitive edge for quad...

Madshrimps: The new Signature Series from Antec is a premium power supply line, which means that products from this series (so far 650 W and 850 W models were launched) have tighter specs. For example, voltage...

Madshrimps: Unless someone wants to spend considerable money there are really only two options for gaming enthusiasts, two cards which provide performance high enough to play the latest games at high detail...

Madshrimps: Whenever we talk about GPGPU processing in terms of video, you’ll probably think of one of two things - Playback or transcoding. While most GPUs now have everything they need to take almost the...

Madshrimps: Nvidia doesn’t just promises drastic performance benefits in current games like Far Cry 2 or Crysis Warhead, but also new features like, among other things, the support of SLI on Intel’s X58 chipset,...

Madshrimps: So far we have tested GIGABYTE’s EX58-UD5 in our Core i7 CPU review and we have just recently given the P6T Deluxe the tick of approval as well, but ASUS isn’t stropping there. P6T is actually aimed...

[H]ardOCP: Yesterday, Steve showed why spiders cannot be used to pay off debt. Today, I’ll show you why trying to arrange a murder via text messaging is a bad idea. This story has many lulz based on the sheer stupidity of the act and is enhanced by the guilty party’s actual text messages. The negotiations ...

[H]ardOCP: Looks like NCSoft struck out again in the sci-fi MMOG department. They’re pulling the plug on Tabula Rasa on Feb. 28, 2009, though they’re cushioning the blow a bit by making the sci-fi MMO free-to-play starting on Jan. 10, 2009. The writing was on the wall once Richard Garriott resigned ...