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Lenovo Adware is Apparently a Feature on New Computers

Adware is bad, no matter what you say to justify its existence. It's part of the sketchy part of the web that most knowledgeable users tend to avoid, and what thousands of shops across the country make money ... Continued

Workshop in London Teaches PC DIY Spirit to Children

When it comes to children and their capacity for learning, all you have to do is just put something in front of them. They'll consume it in short order and they'll want more, whether it's from a game console,... Continued

OneNote 2013 Adds More Free Stuff

If you're in search for a way to remove as much paper clutter from your life as possible, you might have come across OneNote 2013, which is a free app from Microsoft. It works very much like a notebook, excep... Continued

NVIDIA GTX 900M Notebook Series GPUs Lose Overclocking Ability in Latest Driver Release

NVIDIA really hasn't been having a good month. First, they had to deal with the backlash regarding the GTX 970 "Memory-Gate" issues, and now they've gone down yet another un-popular road of removing the capab... Continued

Futurelooks is Back at GottaCon 2015 With Two Amazing PC DIY Panels

One of the cool things about any gaming event and expo, are the panels that you get to attend. To be able to talk to and interact with people in the industries, that are responsible for some of the work that ... Continued

Buyer Beware – Counterfeit AMD Processors Hit Amazon

It's true that AMD's CPUs haven't really made an impact on the news lately. While their GPUs have been seeing an uptick in sales due to the woes of NVIDIA and their GTX 970 "memory-gate" issues, it's been ver... Continued

The BIOSTAR GAMING Z97X Signals an Entrance into Hardware for Gamers

BIOSTAR is no big fish in the motherboard market in North America. But they are starting to push more SKUs into the market. One area that can always use more competition, to drive down prices, is the gaming m... Continued

Nutella Thermal Paste – Does it Work?

February 5th was World Nutella Day. A day that celebrates that spreadable chocolate nuttiness that some people like to put on their toast, crepes, and even pancakes. And while it hasn't been limited to those ... Continued

Corsair Hydro Series H100i GTX and H80i GT Finally Available

At CES 2015, Corsair announced a slew of brand new products, including a new hydro series cooler called the H110i GT, which can be argued as one of the best looking all-in-one units to ever land in PC DIY ent... Continued

The Super Bowl XLIX Half-Time Show Was Delivered by a Custom Built PC

When it came time to create the stunning visuals of the Super Bowl XLIX half-time show, Light Borne, a company that creates and designs the animations and visuals for some of the top musical acts in the world... Continued

ASUS B85M-GAMER – The Poor Man’s ROG Gaming Motherboard

Although PC Gaming is definitely where it's at, the cost to get into the game, can sometimes be cost prohibitive. That's why we're pleased to see ASUS bringing gaming features and a bit of their ROG styling d... Continued

Seagate Thunderbolt Drives Are No More

Thunderbolt (formerly known as Lightpeak before Apple "reinvented" it) is an interesting technology that does all sorts of things that USB 3.0 doesn't do. For starters, it has a whole ton more bandwidth, it's... Continued

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