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    Steam Now Offers Refunds For Any Reason

    Nice. Now review embargoes won't be so bad. I can pre-order a game and then return it after release if it's discovered that the pre-release marketing wasn't honest.
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    Acer Unveils the 28-Inch XB280HK Display with NVIDIA G-SYNC

    Surely the panel type would have been proudly mentioned in the press release if it were anything other than TN.
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    NVIDIA Introduces G-SYNC Technology

    This needs to get into the new consoles. I want to see tech like this in big TVs.
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    New Credit Card Fees Kick in Sunday

    I'd just like to point out that the main article on HardOCP is wrong. Credit card companies are not adding a swipe fee. They are simply adjusting the contract language to allow merchants to charge a surcharge on credit card transactions, which was previously prohibited. The HardOCP...
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    Samsung 2TB green drives defective firmware?

    The original poster on the other forum posted an update: "I moved the 2 HD204UI disks to an old SII3114 controller I had lying around and the problems seem to have ceased. It would appear that the problem is the MCP51 SATA controller, or some kind of compatibility issue between the HD204UI...
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    Any decent free Windows 7 RAMdisk software?

    I did some testing on an XP machine with the Dataram RAMDisk program and it seemed to work fine with having the PageFile on the RAMDisk. Perhaps they've added this capability.
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    Corsair Gaming Audio Series™ SP2500 High-power 2.1 PC Speaker System Drawing

    More normal drivel. I think the picture does look pretty cool, though.
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    Corsair Vengeance™ 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 Memory Kit Drawing

    Normal drivel it is!
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    Corsair Vengeance RAM Giveaway! 5 12GB Kits!

    Because Corsair has a reputation for putting out a quality product.
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    Corsair HS1 Gaming Headset Give-Away - 5 Sets Again!!!

    I don't have a gaming headset at all.
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    Apple iPad Flowchart: Should You Buy One?

    Electronic books will allow the publishers to move into a model of renting books to you for the same price you currently pay to buy them. The silver lining is that innovative students will see their book costs drop to zero. The rest will bend over.
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    Need to blackout 2nd monitor while watching movie

    That works great for CRTs, but not for your typical LCD which displays a dark gray image instead of black. I would love to find a program that could send the second monitor into power-save mode, but Windows itself only supports the concept of all or nothing.
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    Good God Why Do LG L227WTG-PF's Make So Much Noise?

    I did this through the monitor's OSD. I hit the "f-engine" button, then switched it to "User". Then went into the details and turned down all the options. I don't know which option actually controls the dynamic contrast, though.
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    Good God Why Do LG L227WTG-PF's Make So Much Noise?

    The one I had made a noise whenever the backlight was not at 100%, Because the L227WTG-PF has dynamic contrast, that may be why a gray screen causes the noise on yours as dynamics contrast works by dimming the backlight. I set the dynamic contrast feature to "user", then turned it off and...
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    Asus VH226H

    If you enlarge the font and the images stay the same size, then the layout will be off. In addition, some web sites used text rendered as images for things like menus. Those will not enlarge. There are also browsers (Opera) that enlarge both the text and the images to maintain the layout...
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