FACE
05-04-2010, 04:48 AM
This guy is a jerk. Not everyone knows or cares to know how to build systems.
Things are easier, but to some it's like learning a new language...
Are you kidding me? PC's are so easy to build, it's basically plug and play and everything fits one way and requires minimal setup. Processor goes in ONE way, memory fits ONE way, Sata and IDE cables fit ONE way, PSU cables fit ONE way, mobo fits only ONE way on the mobo tray, video card fits in one slot only and only goes in ONE way. You're an IDIOT if you screw that up, the only slightly confusing part could be plugging accessories like the case HDD light into the mobo and the front accessories into the mobo but it all depends on how good your mobo manual is and how smart you are about reading diagrams. This is not the 486 days where you had a ton of setup to do with IRQ and DMA addresses and a whole mess of complicated stuff to figure out. Everything has been VASTLY simplified. The BIOS Setup is easy too, instructions are in the manual if you don't know what to do but most is self explanatory (Boot priority...no clue what that could mean...). You people are a bunch of crooks if you think people need to pay 20% of the retail to have it put together, no wonder NO ONE will buy custom built PCs on here because new store builts are a better deal for not having to deal with clueless kids that will over charge you for shoddy workmanship and give you no warranty or promise of quality.
Shoot, I've got the spare parts to build an old 486 machine lying around. I'd love to let you "whiz kids" try and set this up - you'd never even get past the POST...We had this glorious thing you probably haven't seen, growing up on Windows XP - it's called MS-DOS (It's what all that grey text on the black background is when you turn the PC on - except you like *gasp* type commands that you're just supposed to know into it!). I'd buy that setup crap back then because it sucked to setup a new machine then, I did it plenty and it was a bear but doable - everything now is so easy anyone with common sense and/or a Computers for Dummies book can put one together. You whine about setting your precious little i7 or Phenom processors up - let me know sometime and I'll tell you about the wonderful world of SCSI and termination...heheh
Here's the original post I found while scouring for cheap bot cards:
http://louisville.craigslist.org/sys/1720380683.html
Too funny. :keeporder:
Things are easier, but to some it's like learning a new language...
Are you kidding me? PC's are so easy to build, it's basically plug and play and everything fits one way and requires minimal setup. Processor goes in ONE way, memory fits ONE way, Sata and IDE cables fit ONE way, PSU cables fit ONE way, mobo fits only ONE way on the mobo tray, video card fits in one slot only and only goes in ONE way. You're an IDIOT if you screw that up, the only slightly confusing part could be plugging accessories like the case HDD light into the mobo and the front accessories into the mobo but it all depends on how good your mobo manual is and how smart you are about reading diagrams. This is not the 486 days where you had a ton of setup to do with IRQ and DMA addresses and a whole mess of complicated stuff to figure out. Everything has been VASTLY simplified. The BIOS Setup is easy too, instructions are in the manual if you don't know what to do but most is self explanatory (Boot priority...no clue what that could mean...). You people are a bunch of crooks if you think people need to pay 20% of the retail to have it put together, no wonder NO ONE will buy custom built PCs on here because new store builts are a better deal for not having to deal with clueless kids that will over charge you for shoddy workmanship and give you no warranty or promise of quality.
Shoot, I've got the spare parts to build an old 486 machine lying around. I'd love to let you "whiz kids" try and set this up - you'd never even get past the POST...We had this glorious thing you probably haven't seen, growing up on Windows XP - it's called MS-DOS (It's what all that grey text on the black background is when you turn the PC on - except you like *gasp* type commands that you're just supposed to know into it!). I'd buy that setup crap back then because it sucked to setup a new machine then, I did it plenty and it was a bear but doable - everything now is so easy anyone with common sense and/or a Computers for Dummies book can put one together. You whine about setting your precious little i7 or Phenom processors up - let me know sometime and I'll tell you about the wonderful world of SCSI and termination...heheh
Here's the original post I found while scouring for cheap bot cards:
http://louisville.craigslist.org/sys/1720380683.html
Too funny. :keeporder: