Back in the days Windows XP came out, there were thousands of people crying that it’s too heavy, unresponsive and unintuitive to work with. We remember most of them stuck to the original start menu, disabled themes and did countless optimizations to keep the most modern Windows for the time being from eating their memory. As years passed, XP became more stable than ever, but little has changed in terms of interface and the way things work. Then Microsoft came up with Vista, and we all expected to see something innovative. And guess what – we got it, but Microsoft forgot about those people who value system load above all and Vista was hated for its memory usage and compatibility issues that infested the 64bit version. Now that we have Windows 7, the constant need of RAM upgrades is over… or not? …read on

Truth to be told AMD just shocked us in their blog. Now if you never read there – you are probably safe from the negative influence, but if you do, you could easily fall into doubt that those technical-marketing guys there don’t tell jokes… or at least not in the manner that will make you laugh. Read on to see how we decided to answer most of AMD questions (hey, everything has an end, we couldn’t possibly answer every answer they would throw, as they seem clueless about many things). …read on

We live our lives under too much influence by corporate marketing teams. It’s a fact, not something you would disagree. We buy what some PR guru made us, we eat more and more food that has better package than content, we drive cars that never seem to be good enough to not to break, we even believe a multi-billion company as Intel would make something out of pure heart and good intentions. Do we, really? When Intel came out with their new amazing CULV platform everyone kneeled and praised them for the idea, but very few people asked the exact question of “Is it enough for everyday use? We did, and the answer is no. …read on

Microsoft has finally officially launched its new Windows 7 operating system and with it comes the new DirectX 11 support that is supposed to make things easier for game developers and the games looking nicer for the people that play them. And so far only ATI has released a DirectX 11 hardware on the market, but have you taught about what can you get with the combination of Win 7 and DX11 video card at the moment or lets say by the end of this year? …read on

If you look at the title, it says two different things: one is that AMD’s VISION program is really cool and trendy, while the other is quite literal and it just says that AMD VISION is hot (like more than warm). Such word riddles are often used when one (us, for example) wants to be ironic or even sarcastic, so you can expect something really mean after such title. We will get there, just read on. …read on