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Hackintosh: Mac OS X on a Gigabyte GA-EX38-DS4 |
June 19th, 2009 - Check it out! adamo talks about Mac OS X on his Gigabyte GA-EX38-DS4:
I''ve been using Mac OS X since version 10.0, but I''ve never been able to come up with the cash to lay down for a decent, powerful Mac. It''s always been old hand me downs, nothing more powerful than a G3. I''ve loved OS X since the first time played with it, but Macs are expensive, and hardware choices are limited. Some of their designs are cool, but none of them follow a standard form factor. You can''t just keep your case and drives and upgrade just your core components, like you can with a PC. You''ve got to buy a whole damn computer every time you want to upgrade. I love their operating system, but for the money Apple''s hardware just doesn''t do it for me. Naturally I was super psyched when Apple announced they would be switching over to Intel hardware. I knew the day would come when I would by running OS X on my own custom PC, and it did.
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The Role of Web 2.0 and the Evolution of the World Wide Web |
March 12th, 2009 - The concept of Web 2.0 has created a lot of discussion and debate since it was introduced. Take a look at Web 2.0 and the Evolving Web for a deeper explanation of Web 2.0 and what it really means for the big picture. I believe the idea of Web 2.0 represents many things, but at the core of it all it represents a shift in the evolution of the Internet. A "tipping point" of sorts.
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XFX Geforce 9800 GTX+ Black Edition Review |
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March 12th, 2009 - We get a look at this XFX Geforce 9800 GTX+ -- the "Black Edition" over at Tweaknews today. For a card that''s under $200 the GeForce 9800 GTX+ GPU doesn''t sound bad, especially when combined with a free copy of Far Cry 2! Check out this new review of XFX GeForce 9800 GTX+ Black Edition (with Far Cry 2).
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Free Firefox Extension Checks Google Cache |
October 24th, 2008 - Just checked out this free Google cache checker from Gadget Advisor. This handy tool is a tiny Firefox extension that tells you at a glance if a site is cached in Google. Seeing the cache status in Google for any Website you browse can be very useful for anyone promoting a Website online. Or for anyone maniacally obsessed with having every last bit of search engine data at their fingertips. Either way, a great little free extension for Firefox.
Many of you here are either involved with the marketing of a web site for another company or operate a web site or blog of your own. For either case, being able to immediately see if a page is cached by Google would be invaluable. That s exactly what the Google Cache Checker extension for Firefox offers.
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New StarCraft Screenshots @ ThinkGaming.org |
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August 27th, 2007 - Today Blizzard offered players a chance to play an early version of StarCraft 2 at BlizzCon. We were not lucky enough to be at the event, but we do have the brand new screenshots that Blizzard released today! Every time I see anything to do with this game I get extremely excited, still no word on a release date yet. Read on to check out the brand new screenshots!
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Samsung SC-DC73 DVD Camcorder |
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August 27th, 2007 - Samsung has just released their newest light weight camcorder the SC-DC173. The SC-DC173 DVD Camcorder is one the first new camcorders from Samsung to use a Schneider Lens. Combining this lens with Samsungs leadership in digital technologies, gives consumers the performance of German optics while providing a premium product at a reasonable price.
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Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Demo Impressions @ ThinkGaming.org |
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August 3rd, 2007 - Over the weekend I decided to download the Dynasty Warriors: Gundam demo. At around 500mb it only took about 20 minutes to download. After getting used to the controls and playing for an hour or so I give you my initial impressions of the game. Is it just like every other Dynasty Warriors game or is it better? Read on to find out!
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Team Xtreem GB PC64 CL3 Review |
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July 15th, 2007 - Once the latencies were eased up to 4-4-4-8, the modules feltvery relaxed and wanted to clock higher. Since the AW9D-MAX runs out ofsteam at about 470FSB, we had to use dividers to get the modules tooperate at a higher speed. We easily achieved 500MHz at 4-4-4-8 withjust 2.35V but we had to pump more voltage to get it going. We finallyended up at 550MHz (DDR2-1100) which required 2.55V to be stable. Thisis not bad considering that the latencies were pretty tight at 4-4-4-8.
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How to Maximize Earnings with phpLinkBid |
May 30th, 2007 - Are you ready to earn top dollar with your phpLinkBid directory? phpLinkBid is growing more popular every day and Webmasters are seeking ways to monetize their phpLinkBid Web sites to the max. The goal in this article is to break down some of the most important factors in monetizing your phpLinkBid Web site effectively and joining the top earners.
How to Maximize Earnings with phpLinkBid
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ASUS P5N-E SLI 65i Motherboard Review |
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March 26th, 2007 - ASUS is a brand known for quality and excellence in all of their products. With the launch of NVIDIA''s 680i chipset ASUS presented enthusiasts with the Strike Extreme board with the price tag of around $400. This price tag made it very unreasonable for most consumers out there. Because ASUS knows everyone is not made of money they released the P5N-E SLI board, which uses the less expensive 650i chipset. This is a very great option for consumers who want to SLI support on the Core 2 Duo platform. So let''s take a look at this budget board from ASUS.
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Velocity Micro Gamers' Edge DualX Custom Gaming Computer Review |
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March 23rd, 2007 - When you are looking for an ultimate gaming PC there are not a lot of choices. It''s not like you can go down to your local Best Buy or Circuit City and get a great gaming PC. At those retail stores you will find basic consumer systems, no hardcore gaming systems. So where do you turn if you want a top of the line gaming PC where you can choose the components inside and have it professionally built for you? Velocity Micro is one of the few companies out there that will do this for you. Today we will be taking a look at their Gamers'' Edge DualX Custom Gaming PC. We will see how it performs against our test system and compare results to the price of each system.
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Coolermaster NotePal S Notebook Stand Review |
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March 21st, 2007 - Cooler Master''s NotePal S is the well-established company''s latest-and-greatest notebook stand. It allows the user to raise his or her laptop off of the surface and angle it for better visibility and ergonomics. Its aluminum construction not only offers a sturdy, stable surface on which you can work on your laptop, but also offers limited cooling properties thanks to its channeled surface.
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Thermaltake Soprano DX PC Case Review |
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March 19th, 2007 - Thermaltake has updated the original Soprano case with the new DX version of the case. This new version addresses some issues that users experienced with the hard drive mounting system and Thermaltake has also added a few new features and new style to the case. Is this going to be the new Thermaltake case everyone wants? We will just have to see. Read on for the review!
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Lenovo ThinkPad X6 Tablet PC Review |
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March 16th, 2007 - If you are reading this review I''m guessing you have heard of Lenovo. If you have not here is a quick history lesson. With IBM moving toward all business solutions, Lenovo acquired IBM''s Personal Computing Division in May 2005. Lenovo offers laptop and desktop PC''s as well as a few accessories. Today we will be looking at a notebook from Lenovo''s ThinkPad X series of ultra portable notebooks. The ThinkPad X60 Tablet PC is extremely lightweight and features a Core Duo processor. This is a step up from the X41 tablet which featured a Pentium M processor. So let''s take a look!
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Company of Heroes (PC) Review @ ThinkGaming.org |
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March 14th, 2007 - Company of Heroes is a World War 2 real-time strategy game. Its polished look, ensconcing soundtrack, and efficient gameplay mechanics really show off Relic''s ability to make high-quality, memorable games. Read on for the review.
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Targus Active Noise Cancellation Headphones Review |
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March 13th, 2007 - The biggest annoyance when flying is the sound of the engines or the lady with the crying baby 3 rows in front of you. The way around this is noise cancellation headphones. These are hard to find, especially at a reasonable price. Well Targus has just sent us their latest pair of noise cancellation headphones. We saw these at CES so we were excited to get them in to review. We will if they can perform well despite their $69.99 retail price tag. Let''s take a look...
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Zalman CNPS95 AM CPU Cooler Review |
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March 12th, 2007 - The last time we took a look at a cooler from Zalman it was way back in July! So it has been a while since we have seen Zalman''s offerings. Today we will be taking a look at the CNPS9500 AM2 CPU Cooler which is compatible with AM2/754/939/940 AMD processors and features a pure copper heatsink and innovative curved heatpipe design for a heat transfer capacity of up to six heatpipes with the use of just three. Let''s take a look and see how it compared to the other AM2 CPU coolers we have tested.
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Griffin Elevator Desktop Stand Review |
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March 10th, 2007 - Laptops are hard to work on all day long. Most people I know that use laptops as their main computer have an external monitor they hook the laptop up to when they get home. After having your neck bent down for a few hours it becomes very stiff. This is why people get external monitors. Well Griffin has a less expensive answer to this problem, the Elevator Desktop Stand. The stand will keep your screen level with your eyes so you are not always looking down.
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Biostar VIA K8M8 Motherboard with Athlon 64 3+ CPU Combo Review |
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March 8th, 2007 - =E2=80=9CIf you are building a HTPC from scratch you have a tonof options to choose from. It really is a pain picking out all of thecomponents and making sure they are all compatible. Well Geeks.com canhelp you out with that as they have a bunch of motherboard and CPUcombo=EF=BF=BDs that are perfect for any application, not to mentionthey will save you a good bit on money. They were nice enough to send ustheir Biostar VIA K8M800 motherboard with Athlon 64 3000+ CPUcombo.=E2=80=9D
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Logitech Z- Interactive Speaker System Review |
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March 7th, 2007 - When looking for a desktop speaker system there are a ton of choices, you can go the cheap route or the expensive route it all depends on what you want. Today we will be looking at the Z-10 interactive 2.0 speaker system from Logitech. It has a ton of cool features that many desktop speaker systems just do not offer. These speakers might be a bit expensive at over $100, let''s see if they are worth the price tag.
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Razer Copperhead |
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February 26th, 2007 - Here we have the front view and rear view of the RazerCopperhead. The Copperhead is designed to be symmetrical as it can beused as a right-handed mouse or a left-handed mouse. The two mainbuttons are quite large and there''s a semitransparent scroll wheel inbetween the two buttons. We were told that main buttons have been coatedwith non-slip rubber, but the button feels like hard plastic. The mousemeasures in at 5.04 in length and 2.5 in width, so it''s really not abulky mouse...
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Alienware Aurora m97 7-inch Laptop Review |
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February 26th, 2007 - The last time we took a look at an Alienware laptop it was the Area-51 m5550 15.4-inch laptop. The m5550 is more of a mid-range budget system. The Aurora m9700 is on high-end being Alienware''s 2nd most expensive laptop they sell. This notebook is built for gaming with dual 256MB Nvidia Geforce Go 7900 GS video cards in SLI mode! This is the first and only 17 laptop with a dual graphics card system. Before I reveal anymore about this laptop let''s get the review started!
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nMedia Wireless RF Keyboard with Trackball Review |
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February 21st, 2007 - I just built a brand new HTPC last week. I am using the SilverStone LC14MC HTPC case. The case came with a wireless remote, but I still need to have a keyboard and mouse connected when I want to transfer files via USB, or just sit in my bed and surf the web. Now I really don''t want to shell out a lot of money for both a wireless keyboard and mouse especially since I''m not going to be using it either that much. When you go down to you local computer store the only wireless keyboards and mice are the high-end expensive one. Well nMedia has a great solution that solves the keyboard and mouse problem, their wireless RF keyboard with trackball!
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In Win F43 PC Case Review |
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February 19th, 2007 - When I hear F430 I instantly think of one of my favorite exotic cars, the Ferrari F430. So when In Win named a case the F430 you would assume it would take on some of the characteristics of the real F430 and it does. The In Win F430 has an amazing car-like paint job, Ferrari-like stylish features, and even something that makes you feel like you are inside of a real F430!
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SilverStone LC4MC HTPC Case Review |
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February 16th, 2007 - When you are building a home theatre PC there are many things to consider when choosing a case. You want it to look appealing, it needs to have easy to access USB ports for easy file transfers, you want some type of LCD/VFD display, and maybe some controls on the font. Well the SilverStone LC14MCE has all of those features, plus an included IR receiver and officially licensed Windows Media Center remote. There really is not much more you could ask for. So let''s take a look...
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Proxy Servers Gone Wild |
February 15th, 2007 - Proxy Servers Gone Wild
A few years ago a phenomenon was born which, unbeknownst to even itself, was probably the first MFA Web proxy that would spawn a legion of followers. Great demand, fueled by the most adament of crowds - Myspace addicts - drives the demand for proxies relentlessly.
Armies of proxy servers haven''t been the only result of this demand. Users searching for MySpace unblockers and bypass proxies have spawned an entirely new vocabulary of niche slang. Proxies used to be the domain of hackers and geeks, not thirteen year old valley girls. But, as MySpace has become ridiculously popular so have thirteen year old valley girls trying to message their valley boyfriends on MySpace. And on Bebo. And Facebook. And Friendster. The number of social networking sites, MySpace spinoffs and resource sites has grown immensely.
So everyone is hunting for a MySpace proxy site so they can unblock MySpace, or if they are trying to get on Bebo then a Bebo proxy or what you might call a Bebo unblocker. A Bebo unblocker sort of makes me think of medicine. For unblocking Bebo. Yikes.
So in the wake of this relentless army of thirteen year olds regularly trying to thwart their sysadmins and simply getting blocked from every proxy on the Web we have Webmasters teeming with sites ready to deliver. Except they crash all the time, because proxies are a real pain in the butt to run. And not only are there hordes of kiddies trying to use them, real hackers and warez distributors are constantly hunting for fresh new sites to abuse. Yikes again.
Luckily, even though sites are continually blocked new ones crop up every day, and some Webmasters are trying to create stable proxy networks with many suceeding quite well. Proxy top sites, proxy.org and proxy directories can find you new proxies on a regular basis though.
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Spire SwordFin PC Case Review |
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February 15th, 2007 - Spire is a well-known name in cooling products, but the 14-year-old, USA-based, hardware company also produces a line of stylish, functional, and downright slick cases. Because the company''s specialty is cooling, it designs its cases with airflow in mind. This case, the Spire Swordfin, is a perfect example of Spire''s mix of style and substance.
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phpLinkBid Link Auction Script Teaser |
February 14th, 2007 - Webmasters should keep an eye on phpLinkBid, a slick new link auction script that features a completely automated link auction system. phpLinkBid is a turnkey auction script allowing Webmasters to start their own paid link directories with an easy way to bid on links and make money instantly.
phpLinkBid is running on final beta and you can check out the script and buy links for as little as $1.00. phpLinkBid organizes links by first letter and bid amount, for example sites for f, m, x or sites starting with numbers.
Increase your bid to take a top position, and not only will your link list higher in the directory, but you could join the Top 5 links on the homepage.
Look out for the release of phpLinkBid in February, 2007.
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