Quinton McLeod said:
I've had others from another forum check out this thread. They pretty much sum up everything we said.
You can check it out here:
http://forums.anandtech.com/message...eyword=&STARTPAGE=1&FTVAR_FORUMVIEWTMP=Linear
And yet again you're trying to start an arguement.
You say,
"I got into a debate with this guy named 133tDude3... Umm, he swears he knows everything about everything..."
Did I ever once say I knew everythign about the Pentim D, or the Pentium D XE series? No.
"I believe most of the people at computerforums.org are kids and really don't know much about PCs."
Actually most members do know quite a bit about PCs. Our guru members know a lot more then your average person, and we seem to have a high amoutn of guru members, therefore a lot of people who know a lot about PCs.
If you don't like the forum so much then just leave. As I said before, I'm more then likly no one will miss you. So what's stopping you from leaving?
As for my personal opinion, you kill to many good threads. You messed this one up by being an ass. You could have apporaoched the entire situation in an entirly different way. Which in turn makes me think think you're a hypocrit, because you claim this forum is immature and full of kids. Well, if you're "O'so mature," then why can't you walk away, or just plain leave?
We enjoy this community of people, we enjoy all the knowledge everyone brings to the table, wether that be small or large, we still acknowledge it. But you, you're a different story. You're the one who presents yourself as the, "All knowing computer God," or something well beyond that.
Just because you may have worked on some computers at Circuit City or weherever, does not make you any more knowledgable then the guy who reads about computers and computer componets.
All in all, if anyone in this forum has the immaturity or the problems, it's definetly you. Not anyone else. And yes, I do acknowledge the fact that I was probably wrong on several occasions within that arguement, but regardless, I still learned, and that's what it's all about: learning. To increase you knowledge of computers so that maybe one day you'll be able to help someone else out with a problem you may have faced. If you can't acknowledge that, then please do us all a favor, and leave.