So I'm sitting here writing up this news post, and out of nowhere my left contact falls out. Now I get to go home half blind...
Anyway, just the usual quick note. I hadn't thought much of system monitoring products before, having tried out Motherboard Monitor, Sysmetrix (Like MBM, but very skinnable. Bit of a system hog, though), and a couple others, I always concluded that they weren't worth the trouble. Aside from infrequent checkup on my system temperatures and voltage readings, easily read by the BIOS or Windbond Hardware Doctor, I didn't really see the point.
However, Abit seems to have outdone itself. The Guru Clock, as it's called, is a little clock you can attach to your computer that gives out a plethora of readings, obtained from Abit's own "uGuru" technology, which is built into several of their newest motherboards. It's definitely worth checking out, as it is one of those extra features that just may tip the balance when comparing like products.
Now if I can just get home with my one good eye...
