Creative Lab’s lineup of soundcards give PC users the widest array of sound technology support which is very important for the latest gaming titles. Sound Blaster X-Fi users will be happy to know that the company’s Vista and Windows XP…
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Realtek’s Gigabit ethernet chips are a part of a healthy motherboard spec sheet. The company’s driver support is very thorough but you’ll likely be mostly interested in the company’s Windows (XP, Server 2003, Vista, Server 2008, 2000) software.Their driver version…
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When it comes to the high-end graphics segment and today’s latest games you’re left to going for Microsoft’s Vista operating system due to its DirectX 10 support and fine tuned 64-bit support. Windows 7 is looking to one up Vista’s…
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Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system has served as a great, if not the best, Windows platform for quite a few years now and given their newer OS options already released and close to launch it might not be so surprising…
Microsoft’s Windows Vista hasn’t been the most popular of operating systems ever. Plenty of performance complaints abound which the company has dutifully been attempting to address. In comes Service Pack 2, the beta of which bit-tech has put through the…
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Microsoft has found a security flaw so critical that they’ve totally ignored the usual patch Tuesday and decided to offer it today…how so very nice of them. It’s the usual remote execution code/take over your PC/fear for your data type…
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Windows Vista’s User Access Control system was designed to protect users from the dangers of the internet and any programs they happen to download. The service initially was way too touchy on what it’d allow a user to do…
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