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The big one is map hacking, which lets you see your opponent's units through the fog of war. Every RTS ever that uses a fog of war system has been susceptible to this one. If the person doing it isn't extremely careful in how they play, you can usually catch them by watching a replay from the...
I think he means something like the measurements HeadRoom displays for each headphone they sell on their web site. Go here and click on the Frequency Response image to see what he's talking about: http://www.headphone.com/headphones/sennheiser-hd-595.php
I hope there's nothing to the rumors. I don't normally do the whole corporate fanboy thing, but EVGA is one of the very few companies that I make an exception for. Every motherboard and nVidia video card (I really wish they made ATI cards) I've used in my own systems for awhile have been EVGA.
This is probably why it's not due till the first half of 2010. Just because there's a working engineering sample floating around doesn't mean it's a finished product.
They under-reported the 4850 and 4870's performance right up until launch day, and nVidia was forced to scramble with a last-second paper launch of the 9800GTX+ and drastic price drop on the GTX 260/280 because of it.
Looks like a slick case, though it's a bit much for me. Hopefully this case is successful so Corsair can expand their case line-up into lower market segments.
The fact of the matter is that Ultra has a history of using low-quality OEMs and bad quality control, and this was an unforgivable "mistake" (more like negligence). Even if their X3 line-up is high quality (and I've seen plenty of reviews that indicate that it is), I still don't trust Ultra as a...
I'd much rather see a comparison between the 4870 and a stock-clocked 260-216. Reviewing an overclocked card is fine, but that should only be done after it's been benchmarked and reviewed at its stock clock speeds.
I have to admit, it's a pretty clever marketing scheme on nVidia's part to...
Not even a few seconds. During the climax of Great Destroyer, the screens go crazy and flash a bunch of random pictures and static in time with the music. The blue screen image is a part of that, and it flashes on the screen for about a tenth of a second. Apparently somebody got really lucky and...