That's not to say I've been twiddling my thumbs, though. Regular followers of my blogz entries will know that I've had a watercooling roundup on my plate for a while now, an article which has been sidetracked a couple of times due to other things turning up that need attention to meet a release date. That's happened again recently with my recent .pipelines post about X800 GT All-In-Wonder.
X800 GT AIW has been a real pain in the ass to review and I'm on my 2nd board from ATI in an attempt to get over some of the issues I've had with it, related to its new premier feature. I'll give you the full details in the article, which I'm now in a good position to write, very soon (hope to get it finished today), but suffice to say it's been one of those products that simultaneously gets my technical juices flowing (I really enjoy AIW hardware when ATI get it right) and also frustrates immensely.
My challenge now is to distill the good and the bad and paint you the fair picture of the product and outline what it can and can't do, what it does well and what it does poorly.
After that it's back to the watercooling and given what's being launched in September, it's imperative I get that out of the way as soon as I can! Being GTE has its obvious perks, but time pressure and volume of look-at-this-right-now products aren't on that list.
We had some internal comms go round the team at the weekend about lack of blogz posts (of which I'm the overseer), about how it looks like we're not busy if we don't post regularly. The perception is incorrect and we don't post all the time because we are, but the solution is to just tell you that and give you the insight into the company that blogz was setup in the first place for.