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Written by [DR]Rich
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Monday, 10 September 2007 |
| As the veil is suddenly lifted on the new AMD processors and some concrete information is released as to its performance, [DR] will be keeping a track and summing up the best articles from the various available sources. This article will be constantly updated with the latest information. | | 
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Written by [DR]Rich
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Tuesday, 04 September 2007 |
 After participating in the early Beta and enjoying every second of it, [DR] put some questions to the Technical Director and Lead Game Designer of the game - World In Conflict. Read on to see what they had to say. |
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Written by [DR]Karim
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Wednesday, 22 August 2007 |
Thermalright announced earlier today that they are releasing a new video card cooler, the HR-11. What seems to set this apart from the rest, however, is the mounting. It fits to the backplate of the card instead of the front, with heat pipes projecting out to a heatsink that seems identical to the one on the HR-05. This means it can work in conjunction with the stock cooling option. All of this while potentially keeping your warranty intact.
Expect a review as soon as stock hits the UK. | 
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Tuesday, 21 August 2007 |
 | With the BioShock demo out and full release only days away, we've already seen issues with some ATI cards. Our performance test showed there were a few graphical problems with the DX10 version of BioShock and the HD2900XT. ATI have responed to this with a hotfix that addresses the issue.
Get it here: ATI Bioshock Hotfix
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Written by [DR]Rich
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Tuesday, 21 August 2007 |
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Rich takes a quick look at the performance of the newly released BioShock in both DirectX 9 and 10 on both the HD2900XT and 8800GTX. Be sure to take a look at this as it proved to be quite an eye-opener.
// Testing is being repeated with an ATI hotfix for a DX10 issue. Report will be updated in due course. |
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Written by [DR]Karim
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Wednesday, 08 August 2007 |
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Karim recently bought a Thermalright HR-05 aftermarket Northbridge cooler after getting excessive northbridge temperatures. This was at stock, so if he was to consider overclocking he would need to consider either improving airflow in his case or getting an aftermarket cooler.
He decided to do both. |
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Written by [DR]Rich
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Thursday, 09 August 2007 |
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 After the first article revealing the performance increase the new Intel processors will be bringing to users, Rich went on a hunt for information to do with it's overclocking and power consumption info. What he found must surely be too good to be true...
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Written by [DR]Rich
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Monday, 06 August 2007 |
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 With Intel's new upcoming 45nm "Penryn" line of processors around the corner, some statistics have been filtering through the channels to show how it performs compared to current 65nm Core 2 Duos.
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