New member? Introduce yourself here.

[ottoyu34]

Welcome!

Please introduce yourself and let us know more about you.

Let me start off,
My name is ottoyu34. You can find me in few other forums with the same name. Computers being one of my biggest hobbies. I'm into overclocking (for 24/7),watercooling,system building,gaming,folding,etc.

See you around.

[Zygomorphic]

piotrtekien wrote:
@ ZYgomorphic, I joined the group, are there any rules that I must follow? I'd love to stick around this community 🙂

& Thank you for the compliment about my pc, I just went with the top shelf instead of upgrading small parts all the time haha

Thank you!! 🙂 Here are the basic rules, a mod will tell you if you cross the line.
1) Family friendly posting - not little-kid necessarily, but keep profanity to a minimum. No pr0n!

That's about it. We like to deal with issues as they arise, rather than over-burden people with bureaucracy.

Makes more sense to get a high-end PC. constant little upgrades don't help as much...except for an SSD.

[piotrtekien]

will do, I already made like 5-6 threads in 2 weeks time to learn about the questions I still have to ask, once I got all my questions answered I'll be making less threads and helping more people, which I already do anyway but yeah... glad to be in the group 😄

[maximiza]

My screen name is Maximiza. I have been using Asus motherboards for over 10 years. I am currently still using a perfectly working A8N-SLI Deluxe with an opteron 185 processor. I have been active on the Asus member support forums for awhile. The age of my system though has me a little worried about failure and loosing all data. After starting my new computer build this past August I finally pulled the trigger and ordered a Rampage IV with 64 gig of ram and a i7 3820. Hopefully I did not forget anything is spec'ing out my build and should be able to finish it up within a week and a half. I joined here since it is an ROG board and this place has lots of info specific to my new model being shipped to me. I work full time in sales for a electronics distrubuter for the past 15 years.

[kb0sdq]

Welcome to all our new folks.Glad you are here.
Enjoy the forum.Lots of good information here and a lot of nice members that can help ya with your questions.
Again welcome
Happy ROG_n,
Doug

[KernelKron]

hi my name is justin finally have hardware to keep up with me now to make it faster...


FX 8150
16GB gskill
zotac gtx650ti
asus m5a97le v2

[shootr79]

Hello my name is josh I'm from P.A. Im 33 I have been into gaming in general since i was little. I got into online gaming around 2003. I built my curent pc for BF3 but looking to up grade a few things here in the next couple of months. Im going with the Rampage IV Extreme extended atx mobo and the Intel Core i7-3930K Sandy Bridge topping it off with liquid cooling pretty much everthing.

[Retired]

Double J

Welcome guys..

[Zygomorphic]

Hello all and welcome to the forum! 🙂 @XPack, "Double J"?? :confused:

[Eaquitas_Absens]

Hi, my user name in everything is Eaquitas Absum, I have been into computers since AMD's K6, I guess you could label me a fanboy but no I do not ignore the facts that Intel is wiping the floor with them, I am currently in a Computer Engineer program, I am hoping to get into AMD's R&DD to help raise them out of the wreckage that is Bulldozer : ( and being a huge fan of their work, I would even take a pay cut n.n

[Zygomorphic]

Eaquitas Absens wrote:
Hi, my user name in everything is Eaquitas Absum, I have been into computers since AMD's K6, I guess you could label me a fanboy but no I do not ignore the facts that Intel is wiping the floor with them, I am currently in a Computer Engineer program, I am hoping to get into AMD's R&DD to help raise them out of the wreckage that is Bulldozer : ( and being a huge fan of their work, I would even take a pay cut n.n

Welcome to the forum! 🙂 Engineering is an awesome field, when the going gets tough (it does in engineering, I'm told), be tough and get going. 😄 It is well worth the time and effort, especially if you know why you want to do it. That's always a motivator whatever the boring or painful task may be. 🙂

And where, may I ask, are you going to school? Definitely inquire with your school about co-operative education and/or internships (paid, of course! :cool:). They will help you get the job you want, and let you avoid the ubiquitous "will you have fries with that?" which liberal arts majors do.