David Risley

David Risley is the founder of PCMech.com. He mostly covers the world of Apple and the Internet. He blogs about blogging professionally at David Risley dot com. Follow on Twitter:
@davidrisley.

Posts By David Risley

Improving on Perfection? Have you ever played a game you thought was going to be terrible and find out it was actually a great game? This is what happened to me when I tried the original Tony Hawk for Sony Playstation. Why did I think it would be terrible, you ask? Well, I simply had never played a skateboarding game I liked before; they all either had terrible...

Today’s speed systems make a racket. With all the high-speed hardware, good cooling is a necessity. Well, that cooling means a lot of noise. You’ve got the power supply grinding away and the CPU and case fans sounding like aircraft. A lot of times, even the more mundane systems make more noise than you would want. So, after getting an email from a...

Microsoft has been pumping our operating systems for a long time now. We have seen the release of Windows 98 and it’s renditions. We have seen Windows 2000. And, now we are seeing Windows Millennium Edition, or Windows ME for short. Well, I know people who are still back in Windows 95. There idea is, “Well, it works for me. They haven’t yet...

Warning, For Mature Audiences Only Soldier of Fortune is perhaps the most eagerly anticipated game in recent history. Media reports of excessive gore, and realistic violence had the public screaming for a demo, and it has finally arrived. Weighing in at 95.1 megs, the demo may take a while to download, but it is worth every minute. Here at Max3D, we have one of...

Manufacturer: MSI Computer Corp. Web Site: www.msi.com.twMotherboard SpecificationsCPU Interface PGA 370Chipset Via 82c694A/686AL2 cache N/AForm ...

Motherboard SpecificationsCPU Interface PGA 370Chipset Via 82c693A/596BL2 cache N/AForm Factor ATXVoltage Range 1.3 - 3.5 V CoreClock Multipliers 2.0x...

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