Month: May 2001

The differences between prices on high-end and low-end Intel chips have never been closer. There’s less room for profit in remarking than ever before. And NOW all of a sudden remarkers crawl out of the woodwork and are all over Read More

The good news is we have a picture of one (our witness says it’s greenish-looking): The not-so-good news is that this particular one didn’t do any better than a week 19 AXIA. Email Ed

Until now, owners of AMD mobos have not been able to use programs like WPCREDIT to tweak their motherboards. While this hasn’t been too big a deal for most tweaks since they were already included in the BIOS settings of Read More

I’ve heard some grumblings about this card in forums, and got this message from a trustworthy member of our audience just now: I got a couple of KYRO2’s the other day and checked one out in my rig. Observations: 2D Read More

If I were a nice normal reviewer, I’d just run the benchmarks one or three or however many times and come up with a single number you could refer to. But I’m not. I come up with all different kinds Read More

I’m going to give a view of Memorial Day from a slightly different perspective. First, a little background. I live and work in a cemetery, have been for seven years. For those seven years, Memorial Day has been nothing but Read More

I’d like to thank you for your thoughts on Memorial Day. Though I’ve never spent a day in the military, my ancestors have. Two of them, a father and son team, lost their lives trying to uphold the ideal of Read More

Today in Memorial Day in the United States. Different days in different countries, same idea. I would bet many of you react to Memorial Day like this: “Why should I care about what happened to old or dead people a Read More