Good Old Games is just about that, reviving PC gaming classics. GoG.com offers such classics like the original Fallout, MDK, Duke Nukem 3D and many more.

Most people sleep better at night knowing their PC is well equipped to thwart oncoming malware attacks. Out of paranoia some actually install multiple antivirus programs -- even though that's overly counterproductive. Indeed, with everything that you do on your computer and the information that resides on it, the safety of your sensitive data should be top priority. That said, with a little experience you can traverse the Web in peace with minimal security in place.

With Bing slowly but steadily rising in popularity Google is facing more pressure than ever to rejuvenate the search experience it has to offer. Sure, they still hold a clearly dominant share of the market at about 64.6% (versus 19.3% for its closest rival, Yahoo), but then again Google has proven to know better than to just rest on its laurels.

Today we will show you one method of bringing a fully functional Recycle Bin to your Windows 7 Taskbar, so you can clear off your desktop once and for all with little to no compromise.

If you're one of the 36-plus million Gmail users, you know how awesome Google's approach to email and web-based instant messaging can be. What you may not be aware of however, is that tucked away in the settings are over 50 features that you can toggle on to enhance your experience, ranging from minor tweaks to entirely new functions.

Microsoft has released a chart to help users figure out what upgrade paths are open to them. Unfortunately, the chart is so cluttered and dysfunctional that it makes the whole process seem much more complicated than it really is. In an attempt to smooth things out for our readers, we've created a condensed, easy-to-digest reference with all of the potential upgrade paths.

Whether you are a first time builder seeking guidance or a seasoned enthusiast lacking the time it takes to compare the seemingly endless pit of hardware available, we've got you covered.

Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 7, brings a slew of tweaks and improvements. While most adjustments are under the hood, the graphical user interface has received a facelift as well. One of the first changes you will notice is the revamped taskbar. Unofficially dubbed the "Superbar," this new feature is essentially a mash-up of the traditional Windows Quick Launch/taskbar and the Mac OS X dock.

I can't tell you how many times I've found an interesting font while browsing around only to be clueless about what it is. With tens of thousands of font types out there, trying to figure out exactly what you've come across can be a nightmare.

Despite serious attempts to be organized, almost every time that I reinstalled my OS I managed to forget something. It's a phenomenon that forever haunts me, and I know I'm not alone. But being the clever guy that I am, after years of curiously skimming my programs folder trying to determine what's missing, I decided to create a checklist. Never again will my stomach knot up on the first Windows boot after realizing that I overwrote a year's worth of saved games.

With the upcoming release of Windows 7, the question is raised again on whether you should install the 32-bit version (x86) of the operating system or move up to 64-bit (x64).

Broadly used add-ons are usually prepared well in advance, and tested with beta releases. Unfortunately, many aren’t updated right away and others not at all. Because we refuse to let our extensions die, we’re going to take a look at a workaround which may also work for you.

With Windows 7 on the brink of completion, the RTM phase is expected to come before the end of the month - possibly even less than a week from now. Already proving to be both popular and successful, you can bet your bottom dollar that the RTM copy of Windows 7 will hit torrent sites instantaneously.

The average PC user has a dozen or so applications which they completely swear by – and rightfully so. What gets the job done is what matters the most. There is, however, a treasure-trove of pint-sized utilities and fully blown applications just waiting to be discovered. We’ve scoured the Web to provide a list of 11 useful programs which you’ve probably never heard of.

Our list of top apps cover the fundamental computing fronts with a nice mix of freeware and paid applications that stand above all others.

From the usual suspects to those hidden gems you missed in the process. Simply put, we are going to take you on a stroll down FPS memory lane.

Learn the pros/cons of using more aggressively clocked memory, get the most out of your Core i7 CPU, and potentially save a lot of money.

Call of Duty: World at War certainly shapes up to be one of the most exciting installments on the series yet, and now we must find out how it will run on your computer.

Fallout 3 benchmarks and performance analysis -- Fallout 3 is an impressive looking game and we bring you the low-down on how ATI and Nvidia based graphics cards perform at it.

Crysis Warhead benchmarks and performance analysis -- We find out exactly how Crysis Warhead (based on an enhanced version of the CryEngine 2) performs using a range of previous and current generation graphics cards.

We have analyzed the market and assembled a number of specifications tables outlining the ideal components for the most in demand laptop types.

We compare these top mainstream graphics products in single-card and multi-card (SLI & Crossfire) modes to determine which is king in the sub-$200 graphics market.

Crysis benchmarks and performance analysis. Those that have dished out the big bucks for Crossfire and SLI configurations would be mighty keen by now to test them out in Crysis.

Crysis is a highly anticipated first person shooter developed exclusively for the PC by Crytek, the makers of the award-winning Far Cry. Besides the expectations for quality gameplay, Crysis has been hyped for being a true DirectX 10 game - despite of the mandatory DX9 support for widespread compatibility - and as a game that will bring next-generation graphics to the PC.