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The NVIDIA Titan X Reveals Itself at GDC 2015

As if NVIDIA didn't steal the show already with the announcement of their new Shield Console at GDC 2015, they had to one up themselves with another major hardware announcement. Last year, they unveiled the D... Continued

Still on Windows XP? Microsoft Will Still Support It (But It Will Cost You!)

In April of 2014, Microsoft officially retired Windows XP. But for corporations that still use the operating system for any number of reasons, Microsoft still offered the ability for companies to extend their... Continued

Every Current GPU at Every Budget Comparison Tested

The GPU market seems to always be moving. With new products and new drivers showing up, performance can ebb and flow. PC World decided to freeze time, and test every current AMD or NVIDIA GPU in a marathon fl... Continued

The Only Way To Get Rid of Hard Drive Malware is to Destroy the Drive

Seagate and Western digital have had a busy couple of weeks, fielding questions and concerns about NSA backdoors being planted into their hard drive firmware. While the both manufacturers assert that they had... Continued

Windows 10 Ends Auto Update Restart Anger

Windows 8 isn't perfect, but it got better with Windows 8.1. It sure would be a lot more perfect if it supported only a limited amount of hardware, versus pretty much every piece of hardware, but it wouldn't ... Continued

NVIDIA GTX 970 Controversy Ends in Apology from CEO

It's been quite the ordeal for NVIDIA over the last couple weeks. First, the company received some major backlash over their GTX 970 "Memorygate" controversy, and then they received even more flack, by removi... Continued

Microsoft Seeks and Destroys Evil SuperFish Adware for Lenovo

If you're calling Lenovo's SuperFish Adware debacle dumb, you're just being nice. First they claimed it was a technology feature that benefited users. Then they turn tail, and throw the SuperFish Adware under... Continued

Apple OSX and Microsoft Internet Explorer Rank Number One in Vulnerability

Apple likes to be number one. Number one in profits, number one in sales, and now they are number one in the amount of vulnerabilities in both their desktop and mobile OS. I guess when they say that "Mac's do... Continued

2011 MacBook Pro Lawsuit Forces Apple to Extend Coverage for Graphics Issues

After more than 38,000 signatures were captured on Change.org, much rallying by afflicted customers on Twitter and Facebook, Apple was forced to try to find a resolution, over graphics issues in MacBook Pros ... Continued

The Best Selling British Computer is a Fruit (But Not The One You Think!)

The UK has already proved itself to be quite a bit more evolved than the rest of us colonials this week. Some children in the UK will be learning to build their own computers thanks to the new Kano DIY comput... Continued

Lenovo Throws the Superfish Adware Back

Even though someone, we don't know who, but someone had good intentions (maybe) at Lenovo, when they voluntarily installed Superfish Adware on new systems, it ultimately backfired on them. When we reported on... Continued

NVIDIA 900M Overclocking Will Be Back in Notebook Drivers Soon!

It was unfortunate when NVIDIA took away the ability to overclock their 900M series notebooks GPUs. Many of the gaming notebooks that have this GPU inside, are targeted towards gamers, and enthusiasts. By rem... Continued

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