MSI, a leading company in motherboard technology, recently held an event to announce the introduction of it X99 motherboards models.
Currently, the motherboard industry is already saturated by X99 designs from competing companies like Asus, ASRock and EVGA.
My friends have been telling me to do it for years… ditch that laptop and build a sweet gaming desktop.
I finally listened!
I always put off building my own computer because it seemed like an intimidating and daunting task. However, that ended up not being the case at all.
For my build, I didn’t have a huge budget, so I used a “cheap” computer build from this site.
I’ve long been a proponent of personal privacy. However, with the rise of the internet, the widespread use of cellphones, and the government’s willingness to collect data from the average person for their own agenda, personal privacy is at an all-time low.
While personal data collection is a boon to government agencies in their fight against terrorism and terrorist attacks, the invasion of personal privacy is not the answer. We must find a better way to tackle terrorism–one in which doesn’t compromise our right to privacy. That better way is through a VPN.
As I’ve grown older, I’ve found less and less time to devote to video and computer games. With so many demands on my time, it’s hard to find more than half an hour or so to sit down and actually play through a level or two.
That’s why it’s frustrating to me when I have to deal with the current gaming landscape.
Some crazy stuff happens in video games. Many gamers have fond memories of in-game moments that–even for video games–were insane.
For myself, I have had a few insane moments in-game. They are as follows.
One of the many frustrations I have as a gamer with a smart phone is that of untapped potential. I hold in my pocket a device more powerful than many of the consoles I grew up playing, and want nothing more than the ideal first brought on by hand-held gaming systems: I want a worthwhile gaming interface with decent games to keep me entertained when I have some down time.
Instead what I’m presented with is awkward control schemes, nonexistent peripheral support, and a marketplace that is the equivalent of monkeys throwing feces against the wall.