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Sapphire EDGE HD2 Mini PC Review

August 12, 2011 Matt Ring 5

Being primarily a DIY-er website, it pains me to say this but sometimes a factory-built machine has its advantages.

Mvix Minix 6150SE-UC3 Review

January 19, 2011 Brett Taylor 4

Mvix is devoted to the HTPC market and they provided us with another mini-ITX motherboard to test, the 6150SE-UC3. It is based on an older nForce4 chipset but still supports AM3 processors and DDR3 RAM so it can’t be that bad, right? We find out …

2011 XtremeSystems CES Party

January 19, 2011 Matt Bidinger 27

This year was my first attending CES, and I took the opportunity while in town to join Fugger and his gang of miscreants at the XS party to enjoy some good company, warm food, cold drinks, and frozen processors. While this wasn’t an Overclockers.com event, I’m happy to cover it as thanks to Fugger for the hospitality and as thanks from the Overclocking community for a great event.

Mvix Minix 890GX Motherboard Review

November 22, 2010 Brett Taylor 5

Since the dawn of computers, one goal has always been to stuff more power into a smaller space. The mini-ITX form factor, and the Mvix Minix 890GX specifically, allow you to run a standard desktop processor on a motherboard not much larger than a grown man’s hand. Even more impressive is that almost every feature of a full sized ATX motherboard has been crammed into the miniature footprint of the Minix 890GX…and it can overclock, too.

GIGABYTE Announces GO OC 2010 (GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship) Worldwide Final

September 8, 2010 Jeremy Clifton 38

As many of you know from the previous Go OC 2010 coverage, as GO OC 2010 North American Champion, I will be traveling to Taipei, Taiwan to compete in the world final. Here is the official press release for the event. Don’t forget to Guess The Winner for a chance to win some sweet prizes!

Choosing a Solid State Drive

June 22, 2010 Mr. Alpha 15

By now, you have heard all about Solid State Drives: They are one of the most beneficial upgrades for your computer, and those who upgrade to an SSD will almost never be able to go back. So, let’s say you are convinced; you know the size you need and you’ve decided you’ll get one. Wallet in hand, you are ready to buy one, but you realize there are a lot of them. Which is the best one? Which is the best SSD in a given size class?

Leisure Links of the Week

March 14, 2009 Joe Citarella 0

Here are some links you may have missed last week.

XBMC Media Center

January 9, 2009 Joe Citarella 0

I am continually amazed at the high quality free and open source software available, many of which are at least equal to and some better than commercially available software. XBMC Media Center is perhaps among the best media managers around – and it’s free!