Legit Reviews

I was interested in seeing the performance of the IGP of the Sandy Bridge processor. Not bad, I think it's approaching current generation console levels.

I'm a little late but HAPPY NEW YEAR!

So the author of that is Jerome Robert Corsi... Wikipedia says on him: "Jerome Robert Corsi (born August 31, 1946) is an American author, best-known for his two New York Times bestselling books: The Obama Nation and Unfit for Command (with co-author John O'Neill). Both books, the former written...

They don't deserve it.

Ah... R.I.P.

MotioninJoy has unofficial drivers for Playstation 3 controllers: http://www.motioninjoy.com/
Not sure if they'll work with third-party controllers, but I think it will.

This is actually pretty exciting as this acts as another building block towards realizing fully-functional robots.

I think this would have been better used on the 6970 or even the next series with the die shrink.

I was waiting for this to make the jump from 10.10. I'm currently downloading 10.12 APP edition.

Pretty cool that they're expanding the platforms that CUDA code can run on. Too bad they're being stubborn about keeping GPU CUDA exclusive to Nvidia GPUs. OpenCL still seems a more likely standard because of how open it is and how it can work on a lot more platforms. That Ocelot thing sounds intere...

Besides, even if the majority of leaks deal with the United States, they do happen to be the most influential government in the world.

Wikileaks filters what they leak so it's not like they just throw out whatever they can get without any consideration of the implications.

Wikileaks gives more transparency to the government, which is highly valuable. Don't believe the lies about endangering people's lives. What has been leaked has not endangered anyone's life. It's just a lie spread around in an attempt to undermine Wikileaks.

I had been hearing of 3D chip stacking years back thinking that it'd take forever to come out. I'm looking forward to seeing this sort of technology entering the mainstream market, hopefully soon.

Impressive! I'm liking the progress that SSD is making. Hopefully the prices will go down just as quickly and ancient platter-style hard-drives will be phased out. SATA III reaching its limit is interesting. Is SATA IV in the works?

PC monitors and TVs seem so similar. Why are they saying DisplayPort should be for PC monitors and HDMI should be for TVs? The only difference I'm thinking of is the carrying of sound in that monitors are less likely to have built-in speakers. Though I would think the royalty-free nature of DisplayP...

Wow. I've set-up and decorated smaller trees and I thought that was quite a bit of work. This big treewould take me forever to set-up and decorate. Probably why they have a whole team dedicated to it...

Quite elaborate for one door of the house. It would be annoying to have a bunch of doors like that in a hallway, especially with motion sensing.

I don't care much for branding, but that's one sweet motherboard in terms of features.

I end up getting this message:

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Absolutely ridiculous. Those control freaks are trying to police the internet.