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Written by Enis Sahinovic
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Wednesday, 22 August 2007 |
BioShock demo has been released (~1.84GB) and the game itself is already available on Steam. Both AMD and Nvidia released new, optimized drivers for its products and people who want to play BioShock (we know a few).
Nvidia ForceWare 163.44 Beta
Windows XP: 32-bit || 64-bit
Windows Vista: 32-bit || 64-bit
AMD decided to release an update in the form of a hotfix which is also available for both Windows XP and Windows Vista. We hope you'll enjoy the game! |
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Written by Enis Sahinovic
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Wednesday, 22 August 2007 |
 Intel has finally released promised driver update for its G965 Express chipset. New driver adds support for hardware vertex processing resulting with better game compatibility and performance boost in games such as Battlefield 2, Call of Duty 2 and Far Cry.
New driver is available only for Windows XP users with Windows Vista version coming out soon. Please notice that there will not be any performance increase for G31 / G33 chipsets since those do not support hardware T&L capability. G965 Express and upcoming G35 chipset are the only Intel's chipsets with hardware T&L support.
More infos are available at Intel's tech blog here. |
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Written by Dragana Dimitrijevic
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Wednesday, 08 August 2007 |
 Just week after releasing beta versions of two Windows Vista updates meant to increase performance and software reliability, Microsoft has released final versions. Those updates are currently available only as a standalone download from Microsoft's pages, but they'll be included on Windows Update service by next Tuesday.
Windows Vista Performance Update:
* x86 Download
* x64 Download
Windows Vista Reliability Update:
* x86 Download
* x64 Download
We recommend reading Microsoft’s article on those updates before installing them. |
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Written by Enis Sahinovic
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Wednesday, 25 July 2007 |
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According to Net Applications, market share firm specialized in browsers, operating systems and search engines, Windows Vista continued steady growth in June and accounted for 4.52% of all systems that browsed the Web. At the same time, number of Apple Mac OS users declined from 6.46% in May to 6.22% in June. Such results could be explained by the fact that fewer Mac users are browsing the Web (unlikely), enjoying one-month summer holidays while taking the photos and listening to the music (Apple-style) or by the fact that delay of Leopard's release affected Apple more than they could anticipate. |
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Written by Enis Sahinovic
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Sunday, 22 July 2007 |
According to the report by CNET, Microsoft is planning to ship its next major version of Windows within roughly three years. Despite Microsoft's promises about shorter development cycle, development of Windows 7 (formerly known as Vienna) could take as much as time as Vista did. Microsoft is planning to ship Windows 7 in 32-bit and 64-bit versions, with a subscription model being considered.
If three years is too much of waiting, you could always opt for Apple's 18-month update or some of the Linux distributions there are updated on monthly basis. |
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Written by Enis Sahinovic
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
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According to the report by Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft is planning to release first beta of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 on Monday, July 16th. Pressured by Google and corporate partners, Microsoft decided to bring first beta sooner than expected with RTM being currently being scheduled for November. |
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