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That's a good idea, only if you guys weed out the lol kitties
(Example: "plz make article on new winxp theme thx!")
No...
It should be more like "We want an article about Window 7 performance benchmarks against Mac OSX"
stuff like that or....
"Hardrive Special: Sata 2/3 vs SAS vs SSD" Raid and non-raid.
Capice?
change the way people vote (thumbs up, thumbs down) - too many people get poor votes from FUD boys etc, or for simply quoting something from an article instantly gets negative votes like wtf
That's a good idea, only if you guys weed out the lol kitties(Example: "plz make article on new winxp theme thx!")No...It should be more like "We want an article about Window 7 performance benchmarks against Mac OSX"stuff like that or...."Hardrive Special: Sata 2/3 vs SAS vs SSD" Raid and non-raid.Capice?
Capice!
oh and perhaps a mac price war updated every so often with a % figure of how overpriced there are
Submitted first recommendation! (Toms needs to do a PSU round up).
tom's should add a video card chart that is updated after every test. that way when we go to buy new video cards we can easily compare.
I want Tuan to write less Mac
related articles please!
How about super riggs from users on the site pics and stats do it monthly or something.. RIGG OF THE MONTH WOULD BE COOL... I know it has been done but I love to see other people hardcore riggs...
i acutally liked ur guy's old site the one just before this one but i would like to see if you guys could add editing ur own posts
How about hiring a proof-reader?
Submitted first recommendation! (Toms needs to do a PSU round up).
I think its the only thing in a computer case that they don't review on the site.
Get rid of Jane McEntegarth. She made this site into a gossip magazine.
Also, if you have suggestions for the forum (not about the software), PM a mod/admin and we'll look into it.
Get rid of Jane McEntegarth. She made this site into a gossip magazine.
Sorry, no 'Jane McEntegarth' works for Tom's Hardware but I can add her to the "do not hire" list if you'd like?
I seem to recall reading a post from one of the editors/benchmarkers that they would not rate PSU's at the time because it required specialized equipment that they didn't have (sine wave generators or some jazz like that). While I think a psu roundup would be great (it would have saved me from buying an Ultra with documented inconsistent amp output on the rails) I think a picture of the day would be neat-o, and may actually get me to register for once :3
Question: will these links be placed on the front page? Right now I can't find them without coming to post.
How to make Tom's better: bring back the OLD Tom's Games with the weekly episodes of Second Take and all the reviews, previews, etc with all the old personnel that have since been discarded.
Question: will these links be placed on the front page? Right now I can't find them without coming to post.
Bookmark? Also, hasn't anyone noticed the "feedback" tab which scrolls down the right side of the forum? It goes to this as well.
Great idea! Thanks for implementing this.
Sorry, no 'Jane McEntegarth' works for Tom's Hardware but I can add her to the "do not hire" list if you'd like?
Yup, I'd do that, right now the quota for sassy female Irish journalists at Tom's is full
Suggestion #1: Stop posting a recap a first comment.
Great idea! Thanks for implementing this.Yup, I'd do that, right now the quota for sassy female Irish journalists at Tom's is full
Yeah, and that sassy female Irish journalist probably did SAS training and would beat the crap out of anyone.
The world needs more sassy female Irish tech journalists.
maybe you can update your CPU and GPU charts. i'd like those the most. i know it takes a lot of time but they haven't been touched in so long.
You guys should get a Review tab, listing all your reviews of... Well all other subarticles as your forums and articles (CPU, GPU, PSU, MoBo, Etc...). Might want to also add mice and keyboards.
Organize it more, Like motherboards, sub category of that would be, socket type, processor type, or Manufacturer...
PSU: capabilities, Wattage, price range, manufacturer, etc...
Splel Chekcre / Priofreider wolud be a goot start.
Please reduce the number of scripted crap on this site
Bring tom's games back to what it used to be. Truly.
Submitted first recommendation! (Toms needs to do a PSU round up).
And more details about the PSU's - currently www.hardwaresecrets.com owns everyone, disecting there units and see where manafacturers "cheap it out" etc
Yeah, and that sassy female Irish journalist probably did SAS training and would beat the crap out of anyone.The world needs more sassy female Irish tech journalists.
I experienced something far worse than SAS training when I was growing up: an Irish convent school.
i would love the Video card chart to be updated more
I experienced something far worse than SAS training when I was growing up: an Irish convent school.
I'm horrified to even think of such a thing!
We need a bench to see more into macs actually.
There are a few games for macs.
People have also played microsoft games on linux.
How about a side-by-side comparison? Suggesting.
I missed Second Take with Ben Meyer and Rob Wright