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We have winners for our first Modding contest.  And here they are;





1st Place and the winner of the Thermal Take Level 10 GT AND a Gigabyte G1.Guerilla is Open Air by Forum Member Gearhead



2nd Place and winner of the Gigabyte G1.Assassin (X58) motherboard is NZXT Phantom by Forum Member Erakith



Third and winner of our Gigabyte X79-UD3 is Alienware Mouse Mod by Forum Member James86



We congratulate each of our winners and look forward to hosting another one of these contests soon! \
Winners will need to contact us on the forum to verify their shipping information so we can get these prizes out to you.

AMD is hard at work to try and cut back on operating costs. This is a smart move on their part as they will have to figure out a way to bounce back from the recent loss they posted. To save money they are working to cut down on their data centers. Currently AMD operates 12 geographically distributed data centers. These have costs associated with them that go beyond simply keeping the lights on.

Well we knew it would come to this, despite growing outcry against the Cyber Intelligence and Sharing Protection Act the House of Representatives (who are they representing?) is holding a debate on this controversial bill. We have talked about CISPA in the past and the bills that led up to what is nothing more than a revocation of your right to private communication in the past and what the implications of a bill so loosely outlined will mean in the coming months.

If earnings calls or the fate of Apple post-Steve Jobs is not your thing then the following bit of news might be up your alley. It seems that Valve will be releasing a new map editor for the amazingly popular puzzle game Portal 2. The free downloadable content add-on will be called the Perpetual Testing Initiative and will hit Steam in early May (some are claiming May 8th).