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As expected, the effort by Senator Wyden and Rep. Issa to put together an alternative to SOPA/PIPA has now been released. And while we can dig into the specifics in a bit, what may be most interesting is how they've released the text. Unlike the standard "here's a pdf if you can find it," they've put up an entire website, called KeepTheWebOpen.com, which is designed to encourage participation and feedback. Compare that to the backroom dealings behind PIPA and SOPA, where the industry folks helped craft the bill with no input whatsoever from those it would impact most. If only all bills were released this way...Permalink | Comments | Email This Story
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Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a big game. Really big. If you intend to play through many of the side quests and fully immerse yourself in Skyrim's game world, you could easily spend hundreds of hours wandering the different landscapes. To help you make the most out of that kind of time investment, Nvidia put together a lengthy tweak guide covering everything from basic configurations to obscure settings.
There's a lot to digest in the 20-page guide, and it's too bad reading through it doesn't level up an in-game skill or two. It does, however, go over all kinds of graphics settings, console commands, mod and graphics driver settings, and even advanced tweaking commands you can add to the initialization (.ini) files.
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All good things eventually come to an end, and now that Sandy Bridge has gained some major traction, Intel has decided to end production of its LGA1366 Core i7 processor line. That includes the enthusiast oriented Core i7 990X, a six-core processor that until recently was without equal in the consumer desktop market. It doesn't matter, because for most, Sandy Bridge is the sexier option, and more affordable to boot.
Intel made the announcement in a Product Change Notification (PDF) and said that market demand for quad-core Core i7 930, 950, 960 and six-core Core i7 980 and 990X LGA1366 processors has "shifted to other Intel products."
The last order date for tray and boxed processors will be June 29, 2012, and the last delivery will be made on December 7, 2012. What that means is you'll still be able to buy LGA1366 Core i7 processors through 2012, which is great if you're looking to upgrade an existing build, but it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to construct a new LGA1366 system at this point. Read more at.... |
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