First Hello to Everyone

[thomasstuart]

Hi Everyone,

This is my first visit to this site. I have surf this site and looks too interesting. I have got plenty of information about different topics.I am very glad to be part of such site.I love forum discussion since I can share my thoughts and able to solve my problems.Either It is health related or technical.To be part of the site was not to diffuclt as there is in other site.

[johnep]

Hmm. Wait and see if any spam arrives.
johnep

[LeftArm]

[LeftArm]

I have got plenty of information about different topics.

Looking at your other forum memberships you do have a large number of varied interests!
Travel- Roadjunky
Games servers
Running
Powerstroke trucks
Vegetable gardening
MotoCross
PC overclocking
Acapella singing
Peugot cars
Life sciences
Pokemon (Not the ST kind)
Digital eye testing
XP reinstallation
Buying old PC's
Filipino Airsoft?

Welcome to the forum!!

[nikdevid]

Hi Friends,
My name is Benjamin, I found this forum by google. Many information available in this forum and its solution are available in this forum. it is in incredible site in my opinion, ideal for the enthusiast like me-self. I like this forum. Everybody Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me.have recently join this site and It's pleasure to be a part of your forum. I love to try also what you are discussing here. Thanks!

[DavidS]

Reason to believe that nik and thomas are one and the same, spammers from India, using signatures to advertise and promote their sites in search engine rankings. This forum no longer supports links as signatures, partly for that reason, so they were wasting their time anyway, but Hey!

Thanks Leftarm!

[johnep]

Wondered why signatures missing. Good idea. Apparently suggested best way of raising rankings is to join as many forums as possible.
johnep

[dizzyb23]

Any idea what PC overclocking is???? Sounds dodgy.....

[Sir_Dispensalot]

Any idea what PC overclocking is???? Sounds dodgy.....

*puts his PC geek hat on* Overclocking is setting your computer to run at a higher speed than the manufacturer's base settings allow for. Most people who overclock increase the recommended speeds of their CPU, graphics cards and RAM in order to get higher performance than would otherwise be attained. The downside to this is that stuff runs hotter and the life of some components can be shortened as a result.

I suppose the equivalent would be souping up your sports car by fitting a bigger turbo.

*geek hat off*

ps - saw your comment on the angriest's blog today

[dizzyb23]

Blimey Sir D....that's impressive IT knowledge!!! Thanks for that. I love the Angriest Pharmacy blog. Sounds as though they have as bad a time over in the US as we do.