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Is this product endorsed by Phil Collins? :p

I can't help but think I've seen this before somewhere...I'm sure its shape is familiar to me...:p

Possibly ;) Anyway, to re-iterate my point, I'm not talking about the drivers covering hundreds of miles in winter everyday - they have an excuse since the whole car ends up covered in muck. I'm talking about the ones who deliberately avoid cleaning their license plates while the rest of the...

It particularly does my head in how obviously localized the dirt is - spotless lights and bonnet, but filthy plates. I've got a good mind to attack these cars when I see them with a bucket and sponge. :p

This has been bugging me for a while now - I've noticed quite a few cars around recently (primarily BMWs and Audis, unsurprisingly) which are otherwise clean except for the number plates which are often caked in a thick layer of dirt and dust. Could anyone shed any light on why this is the...

I don't understand the purpose of the Z68 - what sort of user would need both IGP and multi-GPU support on the same board?

I love the pic! :D

For the love of god...let me explain, once more: 1) The technology is in the *chipset*, not the CPU. 2) It's only in the B and Q series chipsets, so it doesn't apply to you. 3) Only the person who configures the BIOS in the first place (i.e. the owner) can actually remotely disable it.

Aero works fine on Intel graphics..

4x 6+2 pin

Not true anymore nowadays, a lot of modern games benefit from having at least 3 cores, preferably 4. Nothing yet takes advantage of more than 4 cores though.

FUD alert anyone? First of all, this feature is only going to be in the business-oriented B and Q-series chipsets, and will be managed through Intel's vPro Technology by the sysadmin. Secondly, you physically need to be at the computer to enable vPro in the first place. Finally, the connection...

I was in India a few weeks ago, they have much more in the way of stunts and speeding around a track (especially for motorbike adverts). They do come with a fairly prominent disclaimer along the lines of "performed by professionals on a closed track, do not try this at home". Can't see what's...

How's this for a nice tower? :D Joking aside, OcUK do some good systems. Have a look around: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productlist.php?groupid=43&catid=1078

Banana!

Haswell is absolutely eons away in computing terms. Don't worry about it. Only upgrade your computer to SB if it's not performing the tasks you need it to. As for DDR4, I'd expect it to be widely available by the time Haswell drops by. However, this is purely conjecture - very little is known...

Google hu akbar! http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=cache:http://techreport.com/articles.x/20080/1%3Fpreview%3Dff668b34fde0b92aef088e9b53c61dff ;)

IT'S A TRAP!! Radeon 6850/6870 details being released tomorrow ;)

Regarding the quality of service from VM, I'd like to point out that we've been with them for over 8 years now, never had a single problem with them. Line's always been near full speed, latency has always been very low (typically 10-30ms). So it seems to depend on where you live. Jumping to Be...

On the plus side - hooray! On the minus side (though not for OcUK obviously!) - I predict more impulse purchases...