PS3 gets cooler, cheaper RSX

    Sony has redesigned the PS3… again. This time they’ve redesigned the RSX graphics processor on the console. The new chip has been shrunk down from a 65nm process to 40nm. For your typical gamer, this means a cooler running chip and less energy consumption. Playstation University found that power savings total about 9 watts on…

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      iPad too hot to handle for some

      The iPod is a hot commodity, literally. Some users are reporting that their iPads are overheating. PC Magazine editor Zach Honig claimed that his iPad gave a warning message when left in spring sunlight. He says he had to put it in a fridge to cool it back down and get it working again. The…

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        Settlers 7’s DRM still locking out players

        Ubisoft’s new ultra-draconian DRM system is not working vary well. Two weeks after launch, gamers who bought Settlers 7 are still finding themselves locked out of the game. People are reporting that they are unable to log in and play. They are receiving the message the “server [is] not available”. Ubisoft told Eurogamer that “our…

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          Thoughts on iPad Gaming

          It’s here! The iPad is finally out. Well in the United States anyway. Everyone else will have to wait a little while longer. It’s not wrong to call the iPad a giant iPod Touch. After all, it does pretty much the same thing. The iPhone and iTouch are rapidly becoming viable competitors in the portable…

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            FAQ of the Week: 32-bit or 64-bit Windows

            Do you think Windows has too many versions? Well, aside from the four boxed you see, you now have two more choices for each. Do you go 32-bit or 64-bit? Computers are rapidly moving to 64-bit processors. The main advantage is they allow you to install more memory. A 32-bit system is limited to 3.5gb…

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              FAQ of the Week: Should I repair my PS3?

              The PS3 has a fairly decent reliability record. About a 10% failure rate. We’re starting to get at the point where older systems are starting to fail. The main cause, like the 360, is overheating. The laser in the Blu-ray also frequently fails. When this happens, you’ll get the dreaded “Yellow Light of Death”. Your…

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                FAQ of the Week: CPU or GPU?

                A lot of people want to know what part they should upgrade to improve PC gaming performance. It usually boils down to getting a faster/more core CPU or faster GPU. Most current PC games today are console ports. These are more dependent on graphics power. Therefore, it makes more sense to put the money into…

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