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News > Graphics Cards

NVIDIA's ION slips from the market

By The Inquirer | Aug 27, 2009

Windows 7 gives NVIDIA headaches.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

NVIDIA ION platform certified for Aero, Intel get SLI licence

By The Inquirer | Feb 13, 2009

Little power plant that can, and Intel finally take the plunge.

Features > Modding & Cooling

Atomic chats with Antec's Scott Richards

By David Hollingworth, Justin Robinson | Feb 16, 2010

Interview pt.1: We talk to one of Antec's honchos about the financial crisis, what sets Antec apart, and the sounds of silence...

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

FTC has a word with Nvidia about Intel

By The Inquirer | Dec 7, 2009

Former friend turns in evidence.

News > Science

The machine with a heart of gold

By The Inquirer | Nov 17, 2009

First programmable quantum computer is revealed.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

NVIDIA CEO explains how Intel is wrong

By The Inquirer | Jan 29, 2009

Jen-Hsun Huang also hates netbooks, loves VIA and is kinda ambivalent about AMD's Neo. Whoa.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

NVIDIA vs Intel... again

By The Inquirer | Feb 26, 2009

The great cage-match of our tech time continues as Nvidia releases a counter-counter-claim backing its ION technology.

News > Graphics Cards

NVIDIA declares equality with Intel

By The Inquirer | Jun 18, 2009

GPUs by NVIDIA are purportedly as good as Intel's CPUs.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia lays out its plans for analysts

By The Inquirer | Jun 19, 2009

Tegra, Tesla and Quadro are the names of Nvidia's games.

News > Graphics Cards

NVIDIA declares the GPU awesome, expansion pack of Terminator Salvation uses PhysX

By Justin Robinson | Jun 1, 2009

Computex 2009 Day 1: NVIDIA news, and an update to a game no-one really cares about.

News > Graphics Cards

Nvidia posts a loss

By The Inquirer | May 11, 2009

But it's not all bad news, says Nvidia's CEO.

News > Graphics Cards

Intel running scared, says NVIDIA

By The Inquirer | Feb 19, 2009

The war of chipset words between Intel and NVIDIA continues to simmer.

Features > Science

Large Hadron Collider? But I just met her!

By Ashton Mills | Nov 19, 2008

The Large Hadron Collider is the most expensive experiment in history of our planet. What does it aim to find, and what could this mean for our future?

Features > PC Games

Feature interview: Command and Conquer 3

By Logan Booker | Feb 28, 2007

Mike Verdu, executive producer of Command & Conquer 3, spills the beans on the long-awaited title.

Reviews > Console Games

Destroy All Humans

By Logan Booker | Jul 12, 2005

Logan Booker wants to probe you.

News > PC Games

Preying for 3DRealms: Why you shouldn't care

By blank blank | Apr 18, 2005

Logan Booker explains why Prey is back from the dead.

Features > Peripherals

Gearbox #31

By Staff Writers | Jan 9, 2004

Player, recharger and book, oh my. All sorts of golden nuggets of kit are just waiting to be discovered.

Reviews > PC Games

Homeworld 2

By Logan Booker | Dec 17, 2003

Logan Booker is now of the belief that space, while cool, is all the same.

Features > Science

Filling up the laptop - #25

By Staff Writers | Dec 9, 2003

Daniel Rutter wants what everyone who uses battery-powered devices wants: more power, for longer.

Reviews > PC Games

Thief: Deadly Shadows

By David Kidd | Apr 22, 2005

Shadowdancer David Kidd goes out clubbing all night long.

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Issue: 111 | April, 2010

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