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Written by Bench
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 12:00 |
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BestGN has teamed up with netGameRadio.com to present Series 2 of After Hours. Rated one of netGameRadio's Top Shows of 2009, After Hours returns bigger and better. Join Bench, Josh, and the nGR Staff each Saturday night from 10:30pm for a wild ride of banter, lolz, and rage. Not to mention a variety of guests dropping in from time to time throughout the series. Join in thanks to BestGN as TF2 Server #8 is the new home away from home for After Hours. Shoutouts, comments, and get a nice kill to hear the pain. AND GET THIS, you don't even need to leave the comfort of the server to listen, BestGN provides you the means via their in-game radio, !radio and choose netGameRadio.
With last series featuring guests such as Michael Woods from B1GLeague; Yug and Anna from Australian Gamer; Tegs from Sydney Underground; and many more; series 2 is going to be huge. Also as launched last series, you can subscribe via iTunes to download the episodes + a bunch more sound clips from interviews etc.
Of course you can find everything that's happening at http://www.netgameradio.com, including how to tune in via the website.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 March 2010 14:00 |
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Monday, 08 March 2010 02:02 |
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| Valve is known for making quality first-person shooters: The Half-Life series redefined how players think about the FPS genre, while titles like Team Fortress and Left 4 Dead took team-oriented multiplayer action to a whole new level. But among Valve's stable of popular shooters, one game stands alone: the mind-bending puzzler, Portal. A small-scale experiment that was squeezed into 2007's The Orange Box alongside some powerful heavyweights, the love Portal received from fans was beyond anything Valve could have imagined, winning it a full-fledged, standalone sequel. Our 12-page cover story gives you the first details on Portal 2's new gameplay mechanics, storyline, and some surprising new twists. |
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Last Updated on Sunday, 07 March 2010 20:59 |
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Written by Bench
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 22:39 |
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One of the biggest problems in today's industries is due to data and information on computers. Suddenly everything needs to be secure, as important information could be inadvertently sent to anyone. It's important to separate work from play, and last week a revolutionary new way to do this was announced to the world.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 07 March 2010 12:55 |
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Tuesday, 02 March 2010 11:00 |
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http://www.techspot.com/news/38046-a...-april-26.html
+ Information on the AMD's 890GX and 880G chipsets to come in march the 1st!
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Only a few days ago rumors surfaced that AMD's 890GX and 880G chipset would debut on March 1 and April 26. Now, word has trickled from Sunnyvale that the company's six-core Thuban processor will be showcased at CeBIT 2010 (March 2 to 6) and corresponding with the aforesaid 880G launch, OCWorkbench claims Thuban will also be released on April 26. Previous speculation suggested Thuban would appear in May.
AMD has kept a tight lid on its new hexa-core processor, so next week's unveiling should be interesting. To recap what we've heard about the chip: it will land in three iterations branded Phenom II X6 1035T, 1055T, and 1075T, all of which are 45nm-based and compatible with AM2+ and AM3 sockets, so they should work with existing motherboards -- though, a BIOS update might be required.
Earlier this month, we also heard that Thuban will have some form of hardware-based dynamic speed boost technology called "C-state performance boost," which would act similarly to the Turbo Boost feature found in some core i5 and core i7 processors.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 06 March 2010 14:52 |
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