If you saw our review of Rosewill's Thor V2 White Edition and our recent (minutes ago) review of the Rosewill R5 gaming case, you know that we've liked the Thor V2 as an affordable, gaming-grade enclosure for system building and have been itching to give it away for some time now.
Well, now's that time. Here's what's going down: We're going to give this Thor V2 White Edition (the one we reviewed) away to one of you. We're asking that you answer a simple question in a comment below, at which point we'll automatically enter you into the list of contenders. Here's the question:
What gaming-related or hardware-related articles would you like to see us post more of? What part of gaming or hardware do you want to know more about? Why?
That's it. We're asking you what do you want to learn about? for this contest -- the answer that we deem is the most insightful or otherwise most endearing/useful will be the one that wins the case.
There may be additional prizes, too, depending on how many entrants there are. So don't hold back - the more entries, the more likely we are to give additional prizes away. That said, we are giving away prizes for those who follow us on Google+.
Tell us what you want to learn more about (whether it's gaming culture or gaming hardware) and why, and we'll throw your name in our list.
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The contest ends on July 26th at 11:59 PM, so you have a little bit of time to think on it!
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-Steve & the GN crew.
more articles on thunderbolt devices (i.e. external GPU, external hard drives, expansion ports)
thunderbolt related devices would be something i'd like to see more of.d
Hope I win ! :D :D :D
Been a fan of Rosewill cases for a time now .
Thanks for the chance for us to win this awesome case :)
Now to get onto answering your question...
Ok so I have been fiddling with computers for a few years but have never really gone really in-depth with them... This is mainly due to the terminology used and the constant updating of computer technologies. So where am i heading with this? Well like the saying that you can give some fish to a fisherman and feed him for a day, or, you teach him how to fish and feed him for a life time! So I think by having a series starting at the beginning of computers :) Obviously don't make it sound like a lecture... But if it is made interesting with some comic relief, it would be a complete hit!
I am pretty sure there are stacks of other gamers and techno guys out there that might not know the full picture. Thus doing this series could be a great way to get people involved in whats happening :)
And while going through the series, any new tech that comes out could be incorporated in.
Also I believe more info should be shone upon things getting smaller with the advancement of technology! Its amazing to see what can be crammed into the mini towers now! Thus having some insight into whats been done would be awesome :)
Hope that helps!!
Hey everyone!
Thanks for all of your excellent entries! Some of these were really fantastic to read and gave us a great idea of what you'd all love to see more of.
I'll be sending out emails to any winners later today/tonight/tomorrow, and will publicly announce them in the forums once everyone's confirmed.
We'll be checking our Google+ page tomorrow morning for the number of followers, so if you haven't yet, follow us on Google+ and you may be lucky enough to receive a random game, t-shirt, or other fun electronic accessory!
I would like to see more articles about overclocking and cooling, since they go hand-in-hand. Being away of what each volatage or timing tweak actually does and what kind of ripple effects it can have (both good and bad)will let readers understand whther or not overclocking is for them.
Since computers generate heat, which can degrade electronics, more articles on cooling products and tips/tricks for airflow setup and proper placement would be good as well. Seeing the Top of the line is always nice, but reviews of more budget components would be very helpful.
I'd like to see reviews about video cards, SSD and gaming peripherals as there is a large number of them and it's hard enough to make the right choise. Besides it would be interesting to know more about overclocking and case-modding. And of course, the latest news in hardware.
What gaming-related or hardware-related articles would you like to see us post more of? What part of gaming or hardware do you want to know more about? Why?
I would like to see more on overclocking, especially like a guide for beginners. Overclocking is a good way to get more performance out of your hardware and from what I've been told it's one of the more fun parts of being a PC enthusiast but it's kind of overwhelming to get started for a beginner. Some basic tutorials or guides to get us started would be awesome. And thanks for putting on this promotion! Good luck to everyone and congrats to the winner.
I want to know about newest GPU hardward news.(Update of any hardware...) because I want to upgrade my pc. =D