When it comes to getting hardware, you don’t normally mind putting out a few extra bucks to pay for a quality product. However, not everyone has a pile of cash sitting around, just waiting to be disposed of. That’s why there are mid and low-range products for those who are on a tighter budget....

I have not encountered a vast number of gaming mice in my gaming career as of yet, but I will say I was a bit surprised to see one from Logitech. I gave it an honest try while playing a few different games, and was pleasantly surprised by its smooth...

First Look PC gamers generally have a tall order when it comes to a laptop that can handle a weekend marathon of a new game release or a LAN event. It has to look good, with a large enough display, beefy components to handle the latest and...

The SSD market is one that has been interesting to watch over the last year. Gone are the days of setting up a RAID on multiple disk drives for the maximum performance. SSD’s have become fast and cheap enough that it doesn’t make sense to do otherwise. But of course, with such a large market,...

I remember the first time I attended BoilerFrag, a LAN event up at Purdue University, I heard about this thing called GameSkulls. I had no idea what it was, and I remember thinking it was some sort of plastic skull that held your games or something of the...

It’s been less than a month since Nvidia launched the GTX 660, finally bringing Kepler into the sub-$300 price bracket. With four months between the last two card launches, I’m happy to see the new GTX 660 hitting store shelves today. These cards start at $229, making them accessible to more...

When it comes to building or upgrading a computer, it seems to me that people tend to focus on improving the speed of their computer, by adding more RAM, a better graphics card, and perhaps even throwing in an SSD to get their computer completely booted in under a minute. Don’t get me wrong,...

Introduction Four months ago, Nvidia launched the first of their Kepler-based graphics cards. The GTX 680 was crowned the fastest single-GPU card on the market, and still holds the title to this day. However, not everyone it looking to drop $500 on a video card. The GTX 670 was released back in May, and...