Recent content by Regected

I have played eve for several years now, and have met many people in game who make a decent living through the game. CCP, the developers of eve, have a system in place to help convert ISK (game currency) into real world money. This is done through buying and selling of game time cards. They...

Why does Intel keep trying to trow the x86 instruction set at devices where it does not belong?

We keep hearing about x86 CPUs coming from Nvidia, but nothing more of it. Consumers on the whole are losing as long as we are bound to this architecture/instruction set. Once Intel loses it's grip on our computer progress, we can see greater leaps and bounds in computers.

I wonder if they have fixed the hack from people merging battle.net accounts to WoW accounts for the purpose of stealing them.

Wow, so states trying to be greedy. What ever happened to "Of the people, for the people and by the people" It should be rewritten to "Of the corporation, for the corporation and by the corporation".

I still play no games that use DX10, so DX11 is no big deal breaker.

juliomWhy is a dual core CPU being compared to a single core one?... I was thinking the same thing through most of this write-up. Come on Thomas, you can do better than that. Compare comparable equipment. Why not throw an entry level dual core Pentium in for good measure?

Arguing on the internet is like competing in the Special Olympics. Even if you win you are still retarded. This is not a case of patent trolling. This is an active and marketed product being blatantly copied by a foreign power. A company has little to no chance standing up to a government...

are lubricated and housed within in a standard 3.5-inch drive casing. Proof read much Kevin? I love how the housing lubricates the drive!

I chose not to switch to digital until the price of the converter boxes comes down to a reasonable price. I refuse to spend government money on an over priced box of parts since it is my neighbor's money that the government took to give to me. Screw that. The converter boxes should only be...

If this could get it's price inline with drives suck as the Velociraptor, it would make a big splash. With a $900 price tag, it will be a very slow adoption. I would personally like to see a hybrid RAM/solid state drive with the OS and commonly used files loaded into the RAM on boot up. Then...

New hardware + new software = epic fail

I wonder where this would stand in CUDA performance as compared to a Tesla card.

Very interesting development. Anyone know if this will be open source?

So does this mean they can come into my lab when I have my Tesla coil cranking out RF noise? That would suck for them. 400k volts to the head would ruin their day.