Learning about computers. I want to build a new computer but the thing is that i know nothing about the latest stuffs and their technologies. So i want two things, one, is to learn about computers, and two, is to build a new computer ... But first things first....

learning computer architecture (books? kits?). Archived from groups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.chips,sci.electronics.basics,sci.electronics.design () I want to spend a few months studying computer architecture, starting with the electronics. The knowledge...

is an excellent way of learning computers. It must be hands-on experience. That's how I learned Norton Commander when I was 11 and Windows 3.1 when I was 12. Do not read! Books are for computer geezers and they lack all the known advantages of IT. This message...

edit] What is the current state of "learning" computers? How do people define a "learning" computer? [/edit]. This thread: got me to thinking about learning computer systems ... you know, like the computer that became self-aware in the Terminator movies...

time learning process. Learning to install a game is. Learning about computer hardware, compatibility, diagnostics, is not. It's fine for us, but you should appreciate that not everybody wants to be an expert on computers. Most just want to bring home...

or a PCP&C PSU. Not a LinkWorld (Similar to a generic). Also as stated above a Phenom II X3 720 should be good, a little overclocking and its a great CPU. No - not rude at all. Valid point. A big part of it is his desire to learn about PCs and building...

and these are central to the way an intelligent mind works (I think - Mr Spock may disagree :lol: ). How can a computer have a 'gut feeling' if it has no guts? I don't doubt that there will be self-aware, learning computer programs in the near future,...

learned. A computer does not actually need repetition. So the growth rate of an AI should be infinitely faster than our own brain, in theory. However, imagine the storage capacity needed for a computer to properly store everything that a human stores....

sounds like something I >> might really enjoy. I'm doing this for the pure fun of learning, and >> since I plan to stick with Dell computers in the future, it could help me >>learn about my computer. >>>> Ted Zieglar >>>> "Fixer" wrote in message...

in the survey of computers for audio in the current issue of Recording. But there are a couple of people around here who offer custom audio optimized computers if you trust someone you run across in a newsgroup. > I'm not looking for brand specific information...