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Blogging Hub show why you must never protect your wireless network with WEP PROJECT GOAL Detect malware and hackers Keep your private data safe from unauthorised access. REQUIRES BackTrack The live, bootable, security-based Linux distribution can be downloaded from www.backtrack-linux.org/downloads. Think you're secure with basic WEP? You're not.[...]
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The new go-to gamer's chip, but is it a Sandy Bridge upgrade? This is it. The biggie. The replacement for our favorite CPU of the past year or so. The new Quad-Core Intel Core i5 3570K, one of two shine processors from Intel's new 22nm Ivy Bridge family[...]
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A diminutive orange offering This really is more like it. We've been impressed by the overclocked AMP! cards from Zotac before - most recently and fantastic GTX 670 AMP! - and it's trying to continue that trend with the GTX 660 Ti AMP! edition. Where the other manufacturers[...]
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Fans of the big green graphics company rejoice, Cyberpower is showing its love of all things Nvidia here with a rig that's ripe for the fanboys. The SI has put some decent parts together for your pleasure, all of which are bathed in the eerie, mushy-pea glow of[...]
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Blogging Hub shows how to save time with Task Scheduler Every day when I turn on my computer, I find myself firing up the same software and reading the same websites. But instead of launching apps manually or typing in the URLs, Windows opens them up automatically. While[...]
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What'sthe real value of future-proofing? While every man and his dog is throwing SATA 6Gbps interfaced SSDs at us as if there's no tomorrow, where does that leave everyone that is still packing SATA 3Gbps systems? Surely they deserve some modern SSD love too? This is the[...]
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And in the Asus corner... The battle between Asus and Gigabyte has traditionally been a heavyweight contest, though in recent years it's become more or a ritualised beating, as the Asus boards have consistently out-punched Gigabyte at every level. With the release of Intel's Ivy Bridge setup and[...]
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As reference as you're likely to get Pricing is such an important part of the graphics card war, the mere $32 separating the Asus and EVGA cards actually means a hell of a lot. When you're operating in such a saturated segment every penny counts. Like the Asus[...]
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The Chillblast machine is one big, fat bestie. The chunky Zalman chassis gives it a real sense of presence on your desk, and the internal goodies match that sense of scale, with a heftily overclocked i5 CPU and similarly overclocked GTX 670 going the graphical grunt work. Sadly[...]
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Big, expensive and life-altering? Well, two out of three ain't bad Like most PC peripherals, monitors mostly sell on price. That's because consumers are largely a feckless bunch of mouth-breathers who can't see past pricing and a small half handful of headline specs. It's $200? It's 27 inches?[...]
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