Last edited by cian1500ww (2007-12-20 13:24:56)
And you were one at one point. So it's helping the people who aren't interested in becoming enthusiasts but want to build a good PC.mr.widdim wrote:
Meh, this is for the noobs who know nothing about computers, in my opinion.
You are not becoming less of a newb by looking at what things to buy, I figured it out and got advice and took time to do the research on my first one. Too many people are lazy now-a-days.Poseidon wrote:
And you were one at one point. So it's helping the people who aren't interested in becoming enthusiasts but want to build a good PC.mr.widdim wrote:
Meh, this is for the noobs who know nothing about computers, in my opinion.
Really? Because I'd consider myself an advanced PC enthusiast and guess how I learned my knowledge? A PC building book, browsing on newegg and looking at guides.mr.widdim wrote:
You are not becoming less of a newb by looking at what things to buy, I figured it out and got advice and took time to do the research on my first one. Too many people are lazy now-a-days.Poseidon wrote:
And you were one at one point. So it's helping the people who aren't interested in becoming enthusiasts but want to build a good PC.mr.widdim wrote:
Meh, this is for the noobs who know nothing about computers, in my opinion.
I opened up a few that I had, took em apart and put them back together. Then found out what Newegg was, then I found out about compatability from a friend, etc.Poseidon wrote:
Really? Because I'd consider myself an advanced PC enthusiast and guess how I learned my knowledge? A PC building book, browsing on newegg and looking at guides.mr.widdim wrote:
You are not becoming less of a newb by looking at what things to buy, I figured it out and got advice and took time to do the research on my first one. Too many people are lazy now-a-days.Poseidon wrote:
And you were one at one point. So it's helping the people who aren't interested in becoming enthusiasts but want to build a good PC.
Oh, so you took them apart and put them back together? That teaches you about as much about computers as assembling a LEGO model teaches you about plastics.mr.widdim wrote:
I opened up a few that I had, took em apart and put them back together. Then found out what Newegg was, then I found out about compatability from a friend, etc.Poseidon wrote:
Really? Because I'd consider myself an advanced PC enthusiast and guess how I learned my knowledge? A PC building book, browsing on newegg and looking at guides.mr.widdim wrote:
You are not becoming less of a newb by looking at what things to buy, I figured it out and got advice and took time to do the research on my first one. Too many people are lazy now-a-days.
QFTMFW.mikkel wrote:
Oh, so you took them apart and put them back together? That teaches you about as much about computers as assembling a LEGO model teaches you about plastics.mr.widdim wrote:
I opened up a few that I had, took em apart and put them back together. Then found out what Newegg was, then I found out about compatability from a friend, etc.Poseidon wrote:
Really? Because I'd consider myself an advanced PC enthusiast and guess how I learned my knowledge? A PC building book, browsing on newegg and looking at guides.
It appears as if you're eager to portray yourself as an oracle of computing knowledge. That message doesn't really come across when you bash articles for having laymen as their intended audience. You were a newbie yourself.
desperate attempt to dig self out of hole failedmr.widdim wrote:
I stray away from flame wars, egos on the internet are comical to me. I actually learned a good deal from this, so think what you will.