Well, my computer at home is begging for a fix, as it keep crashing on boot up. It's an old install of Vista, so rather then do a repair install which would likely fix the problem, I'm just going to go ahead and upgrade it to Windows 7. I've played with it a lot at work, and it's a nice, solid OS, an since I have a legal copy here, I'll go with it. I know everyone says the best way to do it is a fresh install, but I've been doing upgrade installs for ever without having problems. In fact, my current, 2.5 year old install of Vista was an XP upgrade, 2 motherboards ago. You just have to know what you are doing.
Besides, I'm just not in the mood to start fresh again. PITA.
Hardware Secrets starts us off with the
In Win Maelstrom Case
Think Computers tries out the
NZXT Cryo S Laptop Cooler
iGadget Life talks about the
Genius Easypen i405 Graphics Tablet
Mad Shrimps has the
Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 Tested in 15 Benchmarks
Dragon Steel Mods shows off the
NZXT PANZERBOX Aluminum Chassis
RBMods counters with the
NZXT M59 Case
Tbreak checks out the
MSI P55-GD65 Motherboard
Benchmark Reviews reports in with the
Belkin SOHO 4-Port DVI/USB KVM Switch F1DD104L
Tweaknews toggles things with the
Aerocool Touch 2000 Touch Screen Fan Controller
Techgage tries burning discs with
Nero Linux 4
Tweaktown swings around the
Galaxy GeForce GT 220 1GB Video Card
Bjorn3D dodges their
Prolimatech Mega Shadow
Finally,
TechpowerUp brings us on home with the
Palit GeForce GT 220 Sonic 512 MB
Ok, gotta fly.
You go have a day.