GOOD INFO ON BOTH AMD AND INTEL.

9mm?

Either way.



Buy it.

Still not convinved? Here's a review!

Link.

Nevermind, guess you're not him. Just don't post topics in all caps.

Why dose it hurt your feeling or something. I find this kinda funny. Sounds like you have a Paranoia of caps There Action Man. I will post in caps or not. I dont see a rule in tg forums about it.

So Please have fun there Action Man and remember just relax.

Bloody noobs *shakes head*

I would aim for a 20 inch Monitor. I have not look into video cards much. But I think I would wait untel Intel and Am2 come out and see what happens. I feel a priec of older systems would drop.

Action Man I was thinking Noob was a childish word. But it cracking me up.

maybe some day we will understand this post...

I thought this post was by 9-inch until I read AND INTEL so it had to be someone else.

Welcome to the forum and keep up the caps work.

Its a not a matter of free speech, since either way you're saying it, its how you say it.

just dont caps your keyboard agian


looks "noobish"



MY NEW PC WONT TURN ON !!!!!! <--------- 8O



looks stupid dont it.

I dont have any. But I dont care to log in and out with 5 accounts. Besides. This topic about GOOD INFO ON BOTH AMD AND INTEL. So stop whining like a childish fashion. The people who are whinning you just making me Laugh for something as dumb about CAPS.


http://www.anandtech.com/guides/showdoc.aspx?i=2753

Well the url is Just good info it not Intel better then AMD or AMD better then Intel. What it shows basic info. For someone just asking questions about Price and such of both systems.

I will post stuff the way I want and how I want. So quit acting like a two year old child whinning. For it funny how people cry about something so dumb as a caps lock. Plus it make you act childish. Which I think is Really funny. Here a quick fix for you. DONT POST if you dont like CAPS LOCK.

Ok, seriously don't be a pain in the ass. This is not just a forums thing but a BASIC common sense internet rule. Using CAPS is the equivalent of YELLING and if you don't have something to EMPHASIZE, don't bother typing that way. If I called you on the phone and SCREAMED out the whole conversation, you wouldn't like it any more than we like this. Thank You.

More people pout. The more I post in caps Lock. It just shows how childish people can act. It would be like someone going Amd faster then Intel or Intel faster then Amd. Both sides acts like children.

Let me view history in USA with Slaves. Then Black and white sinks and bathrooms, Blacks had to give the seats in trains and bus to white people which was a disgrase then and a disgrase of today I am a white person who agree FREEDOM OF RIGHT AND SPEECH WILL STAND. WE ARE ALL EQUAL.

The children like Action man and the rest who think caps is so bad grow up and act like a adult. IF YOU DONT LIKE ME YOU DONT HAVE TO READ MY POST.

Fine. You go right ahead and post in all caps from here on out, and we'll see how many on topic replies you get.

9-inch, SexBomb or whoever you are....
member of the HORDE with just another new account....
with posts number of 15, teaching everybody how childish we are and how grownup you are....
posting pointless, uneducative, meaningless and stupid thread in CAPS, while many disscutants(unlike you-HORDE, educated and well informed) are saying that we don't like topics in CAPS, especialy when garbage like your thread is posted.
Every noob(I mean new member, not noob in IT knowledge like you-HORDE) will appritiate opinions and willing of the "old" members, trying to learn, not to teach. Anyway in the garbage you've posted there is no CPU(hardware/cpu subforum) contents to disscuss about. Even if there was, you have nothing to say, you have no own opinion, just the brainwashed point of view through the green prism of the HORDE: "AMD are the best".
Ok, we understood your message: "I will do whatever I want and you have nothing to do about it." or how you represent "The freedom of speech". So, to whom are you going to prove that you are not ignorant uneducated jacka*s wit intelectualy-limited abilities?!? To the HORDE...or to your self?
Why don't you dissapear forever from the forumz. Open blog and write whatever you want. There are people who really want to learn something right and usefull. And are not interested about your own world of imaginations and wishes...Is this hard to understand?(no matter of your age)
ffs, where are the mods and admins...

Which is more readable and seems more polite:
Version 1:

Netiquette (neologism, a portmanteau formed from "Internet etiquette" ) is a catch-all term for the conventions of politeness recognized on Usenet, in mailing lists, and on other electronic forums such as internet message boards. These conventions address group phenomena (such as flaming) with changes in personal behaviour, such as not posting in all uppercase, not (cross-)posting to inappropriate groups, refraining from commercial advertising outside the biz groups and not top-posting. RFC 1855 is a fairly lengthy and comprehensive set of such conventions.

The rules of netiquette are slightly different for newsgroups, web forums and IRC (Internet Relay Chat). For example, on Usenet it is conventional to write in standard English and not use abbreviations such as "u" for "you" or "ne1" for "anyone". These abbreviations are only slightly more likely to be tolerated on web forums, but are almost universal on IRC where, since discussion is real-time, they serve the practical purpose of speeding the flow of conversation. Many IRC users look down on this form of conversation, though. Issues such as the level of tolerance for off-topic discussion or spoilers may also vary from one newsgroup, forum, or channel to another. The rule of thumb in any of these discussion mediums is to "lurk before you leap"—get a feel for the local conventions before diving into conversation and inadvertently embarrassing oneself. Also, read the FAQ if there is one.

The following is a list of some of the more common rules associated with netiquette on Usenet.

- The most important rule of netiquette is, "Think before you post". If what you intend to post will not make a positive contribution to the newsgroup and be of interest to several readers, do not post it! Personal messages to one or two individuals should not be posted to newsgroups—use private e-mail instead.

- This is sometimes stated in other forms, such as "Remember the human."

- When following up on an article, quote the minimum text necessary to give some context to your reply and be careful to attribute the quote to the correct person. If the article to which you are responding was cross-posted to several groups, edit the distribution ("Newsgroups:" ) header to contain only those groups which are appropriate to your reply, especially if the original message was posted to one or more inappropriate groups in the first place.

- Re-read and edit your posting carefully before you post. Check the spelling, grammar, and capitalization. Typing in all capital letters usually denotes screaming or yelling. Keep your lines to fewer than 70 characters. Do not post test messages except in their appropriate groups; wait until you have something to say. When posting humorous or sarcastic comments, it is conventional to append an emoticon, but do not overuse them.

- Before asking a question, read the messages already in the group and read the group's FAQ if it has one. When you do post a question, follow it with, "Please reply by mail and I will post a summary if requested," and make sure you do post a summary if requested; or, if only a few people were interested, send them a summary by mail. This avoids umpteen people posting the same answer to the group and umpteen others posting "me too"s.

- However, many newsgroups follow the rule "Post here, read here" (that is, they explicitly discourage posters from requesting offline answers to topical questions). This is because there may be lurkers who would benefit from seeing the discussion unfold online, and because questioners often do forget to post summaries of their findings.

- Be proud of your postings, but do not post just to see your name in pixels. Remember: your future employer may be reading.

or Version 2:

NETIQUETTE (NEOLOGISM, A PORTMANTEAU FORMED FROM "INTERNET ETIQUETTE" ) IS A CATCH-ALL TERM FOR THE CONVENTIONS OF POLITENESS RECOGNIZED ON USENET, IN MAILING LISTS, AND ON OTHER ELECTRONIC FORUMS SUCH AS INTERNET MESSAGE BOARDS. THESE CONVENTIONS ADDRESS GROUP PHENOMENA (SUCH AS FLAMING) WITH CHANGES IN PERSONAL BEHAVIOUR, SUCH AS NOT POSTING IN ALL UPPERCASE, NOT (CROSS-)POSTING TO INAPPROPRIATE GROUPS, REFRAINING FROM COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING OUTSIDE THE BIZ GROUPS AND NOT TOP-POSTING. RFC 1855 IS A FAIRLY LENGTHY AND COMPREHENSIVE SET OF SUCH CONVENTIONS.

THE RULES OF NETIQUETTE ARE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FOR NEWSGROUPS, WEB FORUMS AND IRC (INTERNET RELAY CHAT). FOR EXAMPLE, ON USENET IT IS CONVENTIONAL TO WRITE IN STANDARD ENGLISH AND NOT USE ABBREVIATIONS SUCH AS "U" FOR "YOU" OR "NE1" FOR "ANYONE". THESE ABBREVIATIONS ARE ONLY SLIGHTLY MORE LIKELY TO BE TOLERATED ON WEB FORUMS, BUT ARE ALMOST UNIVERSAL ON IRC WHERE, SINCE DISCUSSION IS REAL-TIME, THEY SERVE THE PRACTICAL PURPOSE OF SPEEDING THE FLOW OF CONVERSATION. MANY IRC USERS LOOK DOWN ON THIS FORM OF CONVERSATION, THOUGH. ISSUES SUCH AS THE LEVEL OF TOLERANCE FOR OFF-TOPIC DISCUSSION OR SPOILERS MAY ALSO VARY FROM ONE NEWSGROUP, FORUM, OR CHANNEL TO ANOTHER. THE RULE OF THUMB IN ANY OF THESE DISCUSSION MEDIUMS IS TO "LURK BEFORE YOU LEAP"—GET A FEEL FOR THE LOCAL CONVENTIONS BEFORE DIVING INTO CONVERSATION AND INADVERTENTLY EMBARRASSING ONESELF. ALSO, READ THE FAQ IF THERE IS ONE.

THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF SOME OF THE MORE COMMON RULES ASSOCIATED WITH NETIQUETTE ON USENET.

- THE MOST IMPORTANT RULE OF NETIQUETTE IS, "THINK BEFORE YOU POST". IF WHAT YOU INTEND TO POST WILL NOT MAKE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO THE NEWSGROUP AND BE OF INTEREST TO SEVERAL READERS, DO NOT POST IT! PERSONAL MESSAGES TO ONE OR TWO INDIVIDUALS SHOULD NOT BE POSTED TO NEWSGROUPS—USE PRIVATE E-MAIL INSTEAD.

- THIS IS SOMETIMES STATED IN OTHER FORMS, SUCH AS "REMEMBER THE HUMAN."

- WHEN FOLLOWING UP ON AN ARTICLE, QUOTE THE MINIMUM TEXT NECESSARY TO GIVE SOME CONTEXT TO YOUR REPLY AND BE CAREFUL TO ATTRIBUTE THE QUOTE TO THE CORRECT PERSON. IF THE ARTICLE TO WHICH YOU ARE RESPONDING WAS CROSS-POSTED TO SEVERAL GROUPS, EDIT THE DISTRIBUTION ("NEWSGROUPS:" ) HEADER TO CONTAIN ONLY THOSE GROUPS WHICH ARE APPROPRIATE TO YOUR REPLY, ESPECIALLY IF THE ORIGINAL MESSAGE WAS POSTED TO ONE OR MORE INAPPROPRIATE GROUPS IN THE FIRST PLACE.

- RE-READ AND EDIT YOUR POSTING CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU POST. CHECK THE SPELLING, GRAMMAR, AND CAPITALIZATION. TYPING IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS USUALLY DENOTES SCREAMING OR YELLING. KEEP YOUR LINES TO FEWER THAN 70 CHARACTERS. DO NOT POST TEST MESSAGES EXCEPT IN THEIR APPROPRIATE GROUPS; WAIT UNTIL YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY. WHEN POSTING HUMOROUS OR SARCASTIC COMMENTS, IT IS CONVENTIONAL TO APPEND AN EMOTICON, BUT DO NOT OVERUSE THEM.

- BEFORE ASKING A QUESTION, READ THE MESSAGES ALREADY IN THE GROUP AND READ THE GROUP'S FAQ IF IT HAS ONE. WHEN YOU DO POST A QUESTION, FOLLOW IT WITH, "PLEASE REPLY BY MAIL AND I WILL POST A SUMMARY IF REQUESTED," AND MAKE SURE YOU DO POST A SUMMARY IF REQUESTED; OR, IF ONLY A FEW PEOPLE WERE INTERESTED, SEND THEM A SUMMARY BY MAIL. THIS AVOIDS UMPTEEN PEOPLE POSTING THE SAME ANSWER TO THE GROUP AND UMPTEEN OTHERS POSTING "ME TOO"S.

- HOWEVER, MANY NEWSGROUPS FOLLOW THE RULE "POST HERE, READ HERE" (THAT IS, THEY EXPLICITLY DISCOURAGE POSTERS FROM REQUESTING OFFLINE ANSWERS TO TOPICAL QUESTIONS). THIS IS BECAUSE THERE MAY BE LURKERS WHO WOULD BENEFIT FROM SEEING THE DISCUSSION UNFOLD ONLINE, AND BECAUSE QUESTIONERS OFTEN DO FORGET TO POST SUMMARIES OF THEIR FINDINGS.

- BE PROUD OF YOUR POSTINGS, BUT DO NOT POST JUST TO SEE YOUR NAME IN PIXELS. REMEMBER: YOUR FUTURE EMPLOYER MAY BE READING.

Wow talk about reaching. The forum name is but the forum itself isn't.

You sound more like MMM with every post.

The thread was too stupid. Someone also did post a not caps thing. I've also been asleep for the last eight hours, its not like we patrol the forum 24/7.

Hey lame mod mike.

I can't believe dvdpiddy's considered an "Ancient Poster" when he and I both signed up on the forums the same day. They might have to redo the scale if this keeps up.

It was a pointless point which was the point I was trying to make in regards to much of the posters points regarding this thread and it's point.

Get my point?