Unlocking disabled CPU cores and tapping the hidden potential of a multi-core AMD processor in an effort to build a gaming killer rig is the dream of every budget gamer out in the wild. To satisfy the ...

Sometimes it seems that companies do something so monumentally bone-headed you have to wonder whether anyone is awake at the helm and OKing these crazy moves. Today brings word that chip giant Intel ...

Apparently, CyberPower wanted to try their hand at the limelight today, because after they just went ahead and announced a couple pieces of hardware for your 3D gaming needs, they've also declared ...

So apparently, Intel is charging you to unlock features of your CPU now. Here's the skinny from big blue on the Intel Upgrade Service. Only $50 of your hard earned bucks will take your Arrandale and ...

Matti Robinson is a veteran of the industry originally from Finland, with nearly 20 years of writing and editing experience. His love for gaming started with the Commodore 64 and grew with each ...

Intel just wrapped up an event at a location adjacent to the Game Developers Conference where the company talked about its vision for the future of gaming, and how Intel plans to further support the ...

Intel plan to charge users $50 to software unlock their CPU's. WHAT. Yes, you read that right - Intel want to charge people for software unlocks - is this the future of CPU's? Intel's Pentium G9651 ...

Back in the good old days of slots rather than sockets, CPUs were unfettered and there was no such thing as a locked multiplier. However, since the first Athlon, both Intel and AMD have tended to ...

According to a rumor steaming from leaked information out of Nintendo, a second CPU inside 3DS could be unlocked for developers, which would provide studios with 25% more processing power for games.