This year's edition of the $800 gaming rig is an order of magnitude leap over last year's edition. Gaming on an $800 PC now needs few compromises.
ET editor Loyd Case sets out to build a Windows 7 system. As with all his own systems, the situation escalates.
Shuttle's new SP45H7 small-form-factor PC offers a liquid cooling option. We build a system to see just how good it is.
E3 Crazy, Apple WWDC, iMation 128GB SSD Kit, and More.
Our series on building a high performance Windows 7 system wraps up, as we install the motherboard, CPU, and Windows 7 Release Candidate.
Can you build a $500 PC that plays modern PC games at acceptable frame rates? Yes, and we show you how.
Next up in my system building series is storage. Installing hard drives and optical drives isn't always as easy as it could be.
The Antec P193 is a nice case, but still could use a little tweaking. So we rip out the fans, install new ones and plop in the power supply.
Take an overclocked Core i7, add dual SSDs and a pair of fast graphics cards, and you have the fastest super high-end gaming rig we've built yet.
We build an updated HTPC, complete with HDMI support, quad core processing, high definition tuner and multichannel audio. It's quiet, fast and can record a ton of content.
ExtremeTech's popular Build-It is back, with an all-new Core i7 architecture and the same satisfying value.
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