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more about #gamingpcs Log1c: Lets cut a deal. If I can pick it up I can take it home? Fair right? more » gunluva is prepared to drop.: If I get the same power in a dull, mundane case instead of this flashy, finny nonsense, how much would it cost? more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Is it like the Buggati Veyron, in that to stop the fins from going up and down, you have to power it down, open the side door, and use the power butto... more » Hello Mister Walrus: Why does it need the pop up fins? more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Yeah, but can it make pancakes? Also, will this be a door prize after it's covered in syrup and pancake batter prints? more » SEDAGIVE?!: Having just recently bought a laptop, and using my desktop less and less, I think I may soon be joining the growing population who feel that the deskt... more » OCEntertainment: Listen. A hundred bucks to the first person to buy this for me. No joke, man. more » phoghat: Of course they're the fastest. The factory's on the Dark Side more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Wait, didn't Germany and Japan try to take over the world together already? more » GlenTen: My love for you is like a clock, berserker! more » Bigbadbikernerd: You dare to question the Fuhrer's Ultra Clocking? That is an offense that will land you in the death camps! more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Ultra! Ultra! Ultra! C-c-c-c-ombo break, er Clocking! German eh? They make quality stuff, so you know it's good. Will it double as a Shamwow when ... more » Nick: you guys make fun of the germans, but i read in an old book somewhere that they are the master race. soooo, it would only makes sense that they could... more » PatrikJohnsson: Blitz Komputing? more » F.D.V: Is it better than Mexican Ultra clocking? That's what mine has. more » Aleks Vujovic: Back in the third reich, the nazi scientists realized that putting a clock inside a computer makes the computer go faster. They've been developing and... more » Ron-Mexico: Schnell!! Schnell!! more » Kaiser-Machead: Und much like ze Messerschmidt 262, it vill rock your world visits jetlike propoolsion Zo fast, Volfenshtein vill brreak ze zound barrier. more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Uhm, do people actually have LAN parties anymore? Last I knew they were excuses to swap movies and porn via lan instead of torrent. more » Nick: does it come with friends? i will buy it if it comes with friends. more » -
#exclusive
Alienware Area-51 ALX First Autopsy
It takes two people to lift. The Predator fins flare up as soon you mash the silver diamond on its head. Alienware's Area 51 ALX is a monster, and we've dissected it at Giz Gallery. More autopsy shots and details: More » -
#pcs
Dell Studio XPS 8000, 9000 Desktops Look Good, Use Latest Intel Chips
The sleek multimedia PCs can be configured with Intel's new "Lynnfield" Core i5 and Core i7 processors. The 9000 takes-over from the Studio XPS 435 with new "performance graphics options", while the 8000 has a smaller, but similarly-styled case design. More » -
#pcs
Fujitsu Building Fastest Gaming Rig on the Planet with 'German Ultra Clocking'
Fujitsu is using quite a bit of bluster to drum up hype for its new gaming rig, which they claim will be the fastest on the whole planet thanks to something called "German ultra clocking." It's built in Germany, people! More » -
#pcs
The LAN Warrior Is Easily the Dorkiest PC We've Seen This Week
You're a dork, a huge dork. And you should never be out-dorked by anyone, even your closest friends, even at a LAN party. More » -
#hp
Voodoo-Designed HP Firebird 803 Is Tiny, Still Has Space for Too Many Lights
I loved Voodoo Omen's steely, austere looks, so the design of HP's pint-sized Firebird 803 gaming tower with VoodooDNA is kind of disappointing. Oddly, it reminds me of Linkin Park. -
#packardbell
Packard Bell (!?) Launches Gaming Desktop Line
Packard Bell—previously referred to as Packard Hell and Packard Smell—is diving head-first into the gaming PC market with the ipower X2.0, a gaming rig that features full customization at a decent price. It's aimed squarely at offerings from Acer and Ares. The Intel-based machines give customers their choice of ATI or Nvidia graphics, disk drives, audio options, TV tuners and other add-ons. In addition, the PC features advanced cooling, including a silent water cooling system. The boxes are expected for this holiday season at about $2000, and we're hoping they're nothing like the PBs of the past. [Trusted Reviews] -
