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Raising Funds for Hardware Revolution’s New Workstation PC
My current “workstation” from which I manage Hardware Revolution and write articles on, an HP tx1000 tablet laptop, has been plagued with problems for the last few months and could now fail at any time. Despite various attempts to fix it, the problem remains.
My solution is to build a new Workstation PC from scratch, based on a mix of the $500 and $1000 Workstation Builds.
Starting today and until the end of March, I’ll be raising funds toward building this new Workstation in order to replace my failing laptop and to help me keep improving Hardware Revolution for you.
My goal is to raise $1000, which will cover the build, a monitor, shipping and taxes.
If this website helped you before, this is your chance to return the favor and help me this time.
Updated Web PC
Today, I took some time to update the Web PC.
I updated the following:
Motherboard: Updated from the now unavailable ASRock N68PV-GS GeForce 7050 Micro ATX to the ASRock K10N78M GeForce 8100 Micro ATX. For only $5 more, this model offers full speed HT link (2600MT/s compared to only 1000MT/s before) as well as the latest generation [...]
The Best Video Cards For Your Money: March 2010
March Update: With the release of many new Radeon 5xxx models as well as the incoming release of the Geforce GTX 470/480, there’s plenty to read about this month!
Recap of February and the Schedule for March 2010
Time for a recap of February and the schedule for March 2010.
Who Else Wants a Top-Notch $1500 Gaming PC?
Featuring nothing short of Intel’s Core i7 860 processor and two Radeon HD 5850 in Crossfire, this PC will handle gaming, with modern titles, with high details, AA and AF, at a resolution up to 1920 x 1080 (1080p – Up to 22-25″ monitor) or even 2560 x 1600 depending on the games and settings.
New case upgrades gives you the possibility of building a remarkable and small gaming machine, perfect for LAN parties if you’d like. Of course, you can choose to go to the other end and get a full tower case to have a lot of space to work with, as well as top-notch ventilation.
Build A Top-Notch Gaming PC Designed for Overclocking for $700
Who said that a budget build was boring and couldn’t offer good performance?
