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Designing Our Next GPU Test Suite
In keeping with our desire to refresh our GPU test suite periodically, we’re going to be redoing our GPU test suite to rotate in some more modern games, along with rotating in some DirectX11 games capable of taking advantage of this generation of GPU’s full capabilities. And while we already have a pretty solid idea of what we’re going to...
ASUS N61J-X2: Optimus GT325M Meets Arrandale
Mobile users that actually use their laptop unplugged for any extended amount of time should absolutely love NVIDIA's Optimus technology. The ASUS N61J pairs a higher spec GT325M GPU with an Arrandale processor to bump performance to the next level. If you want a fast but balanced notebook, this is the new king of the hill....
Intel Core i7 980X Overclocking Update: Breaking 4GHz With 6 Cores
Our initial 980X overclocking results were bad, so we put in more time and managed to push the chip past 4GHz....
The Core i7 980X Review: Intel's First 6-Core Desktop CPU
It's got 6 cores, 12 threads and it's good. Meet Intel's Core i7 980X, the first Gulftown CPU. If you've got the money, there's nothing better....
ASUS M4A89GTD Pro - A Core Unlocking 890GX for $140
With less than a week of public release mileage under its belt, how close have ASUS come to hitting a home run with the M4A89GTD Pro? ...
Yahoo Messenger
Interoperability between Yahoo! and Windows Live Messenger . This allows Yahoo! and Windows Live Messenger users to chat (using text or voice) to each other without the need to create an account on the other service.
15.03.2010 :: Continue reading...
Offline messaging
Unlike previous versions, one can send messages to contacts who are offline; they will receive the messages once they come online.
13.03.2010 :: Continue reading...
PC-to-phone calls
In addition to PC-to-PC calls that have been supported in previous versions, Windows Live Messenger now supports PC-to-phone calls with Live Call.
12.03.2010 :: Continue reading...
Sharing folders
The Sharing Folder feature of Windows Live Messenger is an alternative to the "direct transfer" method of file distribution.
When files are added to the "sharing folder" for that particular person, the file will automatically be transferred to the corresponding computer when they are online. This means that the folder is literally "shared" between two computers. If a user deletes a file, for example, the file will also be deleted from the corresponding computer's shared folder.
14.03.2010 :: Continue reading...
