AMD RX 480 – Where Are All the Cards?

AMD released the RX 480 to much fanfare amongst “Team Red”. The big selling point? GTX 970 power for only $199 USD. Whoa. That’s a lot of bang for your buck. If they’d get stock to the market. Continue reading “AMD RX 480 – Where Are All the Cards?”

Gaming

My Return (Yet Again) to World of Warcraft

I have been a WoW addict for years off an on. Mostly on. I started not long after it’s release. Back when I would argue the game was still challenging. I can still remember the first time some of my friends and their guild mates ran me from Darkshore all the way to Ironforge. That was quite a trip and then at the end one of the guild members gave me 5 GOLD! I didn’t have any idea what I would do with all that. Of course now 5 gold is worth nothing… Continue reading “My Return (Yet Again) to World of Warcraft”

Old Computers

Using a 2010 13″ MacBook Pro

As evidenced by the slowly changing CPU market right now it’s not surprising that a technically “ancient” computer can still survive today with no real issues. Recently I was given this MacBook Pro (of which I am writing this on at this very moment) and I have been using it as my daily driver for nearly 4 months now. How do I fare? Let’s find out. Continue reading “Using a 2010 13″ MacBook Pro”

Personal Rig Update

Personal Rig Introduction and Some Brief Personal PC History

As part of this website I want to keep my personal rig sort of up to date for you all to know what I am running at any point in time. You may know if you were curious enough to look throughout the blog here that the blog’s name (redbluegreen.ca) is sort of a play on the colours of the main pc chip makers and the three main game consoles. I am firmly on the red team to what is most likely to some of your dismay. Continue reading “Personal Rig Introduction and Some Brief Personal PC History”