Your favorite Tech mags & sites?

[digitalbabe]

Anyone subscribe to any cool ones? Can be online or print.

I have Wired and Discovery (which covers Sci & Tech) print.For online I subscribe to some newsletters at CNET, Twice, Home Media Magazine, NASA and some others.

DB

 

[Wreck]

I got Popular Mechanics and Sound&Vision.

 

[Ezcompane]

MacLife is all I have now. I used to have a couple different ones, but then I realized I never read half of them so I just stuck with MacLife.

 

[Horhay]

Just Gizmodo, AndroidCentral, and xda.

 

[BigRick]

Androidcentral, XDA, RootzWiki, And DBStalk

 

[jefXfree]

Engadget and Gizmodo...

 

[BurntPopcorn]

ok,
my favorite sites are
www.HardOCP.com review lots of computer hardware

now,i build my own computers, and i watercool them, these 2 sites are the only places i go to look for components

www.FrozenCPU.com
www.Performance-pcs.com

oh, and my favorite pc magazine is Maximum PC

 

[kvklay]

I have subscribed to Chips....this is an awesome mags

 

[BurntPopcorn]

I have subscribed to Chips....this is an awesome mags

does the cover of that magazine have 2 cops on motorcycles ?

 

[Lone Crusader]

ok,
my favorite sites are
www.HardOCP.com review lots of computer hardware

now,i build my own computers, and i watercool them, these 2 sites are the only places i go to look for components

www.FrozenCPU.com
www.Performance-pcs.com

oh, and my favorite pc magazine is Maximum PC

I also visit Performance-pcs, FrozenCPU, Overclock.net, mdpc-x and quiet a few others.

As for magz, I enjoy reading MaximumPC.

 

[Horhay]

I used to visit futuremark forums a lot not so much anymore. I haven't had a good gaming rig in 3 years.

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[Lone Crusader]

Yeah, I don't do a lot of computer gaming anymore since I finished Diablo II about two dozen times years ago. I did have a dual loop liquid cooled custom modded rig but when I decided to upgrade to the latest 6-core AMD processor I just went air cooled. No need to overclock if I'm not going to do any heavy, major gaming. Very happy with what I have though. Could use an SSD in the PC like my lappy has. Maybe a 240Gb Vertex 3 by OCZ would be nice.

 

[Horhay]

I am thinking triple SLI next and possibly a new sandy bridge CPU. I would probably go 12GB or 16GB RAM.

Yes one of those SSDs would be awesome!

You ever seen a Phase change rig? pretty insane!

 

[Lone Crusader]

I am thinking triple SLI next and possibly a new sandy bridge CPU. I would probably go 12GB or 16GB RAM.

Yes one of those SSDs would be awesome!

You ever seen a Phase change rig? pretty insane!

Yeah, I've seen a couple of videos and a whole lot of pictures of a couple of rigs with Phase Change, very expensive too.

The Sandy Bridges are pretty nice for Intels, you can't really go wrong with one. I'm a dedicated, die-hard AMD kind of guy. I've run test beds with the equivalence of an AMD and an Intel and the AMD run a whole lot cooler and faster in a lot of benchmarks. The Sandy Bridges though usually run neck-in-neck with it's equivalent AMD brethren.

Tri-SLI is pretty nice, you'll need at least a 1000 watt PSU to accommodate such a setup though, or I would go with nothing less than a 1K PSU. If you have the deskspace, you could run a whole slew of multi-monitor desktops with that kind of setup. Massive type gaming rig too.