Legit Reviews

Congratulations to the winners. I'll admit that I'm jealous, but I'm happy for you.

Congratulations, nightblood!

This contest has turned up amazing work. Good job everyone and good luck!

What would we post about? The contest part of the contest is essentially over. All we need is the judgement.

Dace... THAT IS SO AWESOME!!! Wowzers, I'd award that first place in an instant!

Can't wait to see someone benchmark a GF100 with Crysis.

Wow, there has been quite the surge of new designs coming in! The competition is getting fierce, these designs look really great.

Similar to how some freeware or open source licenses don't allow for commercial use.

I want to enter, please.

I'm glad I kept the .psd of my design so it's easy to flip.

If you already have Vistax64, then Win7x64 will be too similar to upgrade to. Sure, there are some improvements, but Vistax64 with its service packs is almost like Win7x64, at least from what I've seen and heard.

Cool! I can see this going far, although it does rather defeat the purpose of having a 'portable' notebook. I, myself have no use for is (9800 GTS 1GB in my laptop) but the applications for people with netbooks/low end laptops are great. I wonder when nVidia is going to steal this? Well it's not li...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX_11#DirectX_11

Direct3D 11 will run on Windows Vista, Windows 7, and future Windows operating systems.

It's a cool demo, but I really hope something like that doesn't require triple SLI to run. I wonder how it'll run on a single card.

DirectX 11 works on both Windows 7 and Windows Vista.

Does this only work in the United States? Seems like a huge invasion of privacy to me.

I really like how the rocks jut out. I'm hoping tessellation helps in bringing that jump in graphics I've been looking for since Crysis. The much greater detail and smoother LOD transitions definitely bring promise.

Doesn't Windows 7 have limited activations?

Awesome. It works beautifully here under Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.

Zed is used in Canada as well. I was born in the United States and had learned my alphabet there. I came up to Canada still at kindergarten age, so when we were singing the alphabet song, I said zee instead of zed and the class was wondering what I was going on about and I was wondering what they we...