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http://www.tomshardware.com/howto/02q3/ ... index.html Check it out, a rather basic and easy explanation of putting together a computer from scratch, could be useful for the inexperienced user.

very usefull

You do take care of us, don't ya Sleepy?

Re: very usefull

Originally posted by Rob-hin
You do take care of us, don't ya Sleepy?

Thank the ever useful Mr Tom Pabst

Are there any questions relating to the article that you need answered?

Re: Re: very usefull

Originally posted by Mr Sleep



Are there any questions relating to the article that you need answered?

Not really.
I just wanted to show I appreciate all the stuff you do.(and MrFibble, HLD and everyone I forget now.)

And I thought I'd give it a *bump* to keep it visable.

Ps. I visit this forum frequently, but I can hardly ever help. Otherwise I'd help more too.

Re: Re: Re: very usefull

Originally posted by Rob-hin
Ps. I visit this forum frequently, but I can hardly ever help. Otherwise I'd help more too.

Computers are one long learning curve, any one can become experienced in there use, it is just a case of time and effort, also money comes in handy for all those motherboards that are burnt up from experimentation After all i have been using computers all my life so you just pick stuff up as you go along.

We had a thread a while back on all our little mistakes, i will see if i can find it, it might be a good reference point

Re: Re: Re: Re: very usefull

Originally posted by Mr Sleep
also money comes in handy for all those motherboards that are burnt up from experimentation

And hard drives. And processors. Actually I found RAM to be the hardest things to destroy.

Good reference Sleep.

Good knowledge

Toms always got some good info. I reccomend though for you users out there (I hate end users, I hate you all you little my mouse isnt working bastards) dont over clock. Just spend a couple more bucks and look out for the Friday Fry's ad.

thug