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• New, Faster, Quieter: The Seagate Barracuda 7200.8*
  Thursday 17 March 2005 – 06:00
  After a period of relative quiet and a limit of 200 GB for its prior series of drives, Seagate is now piling it on with up to 400 GB of capacity for its new 7200.8 line, and availability of the drive in both internal and external variations. We put the eighth generation of the Barracuda to the test.
• New! Improved! Low-carb! (well, maybe not) Tom's Networking Guide*
  Wednesday 5 October 2005 – 12:50
  We've got a new look as TG Publishing debuts two new sites.
• New Performers From Western Digital: 100 GB Hard Disk With 8 MB Cache, Plus A New 120 GB Drive*
  Tuesday 20 November 2001 – 06:00
  Western Digital was the first to release a 100GB hard drive running at 7200 rpm. Now, WD has come out with new version of this model, increasing the original 2 MB buffer to 8 MB. They've released a 120 GB hard drive as well. We took a close look at both of these high-end models.
• Overclocking to new limits: Testing the new Core 2 Stepping*
  Tuesday 21 August 2007 – 10:28 in Hardware
  Intel recently introduced its latest flagship model, which also happens to be the fastest quad-core x86 processor. THG ran the new processor series through its paces, carrying the internal designation G0 stepping, and tested its overclocking potential –
• New Drivers: ATi FireGL X1 & Z1 with High Performance - Finally*
  Friday 21 March 2003 – 06:00
  The results in our previous tests were quite modest. Now ATi has a new driver for better OpenGL performance, which puts the graphics card in a different position. Here, we give you the results of the FireGL Z1, as well as details of the X1 with 256 MB.
• New 3D Chips - Banshee, G200, RIVA TNT And Savage3D*
  Tuesday 18 August 1998 – 07:00
  What's the best 3D chip for you? Is 3Dfx still on top of things or is NVIDIA taking over the lead?
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• Gaming's New Drug Culture: Sex, Drugs and Counter-Strike*
  Tuesday 29 August 2006 – 09:09
  The use of drugs in gaming has evolved from simple marijuana use in the early days to the current assortment of illegal narcotics and prescribed medications. Some are used to heighten the experience, while others are being used as make-shift performance enhancers. Welcome to gaming's new drug culture.
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