Bah, I don't know what to call it...

[Chimaera1]

Well guys, I'm looking to expand my knowledge on all aspects of computing, Any reccommended reading?

 

[kchi55]

www.wikipedia.org

 

[mark thorpe]

www.howstuffworks.com
www.about.com

 

[alvino]

Observe, read and have the desire to learn about computers. That's what I did. I never read any books on computers, unless you call Maximum PC a book. Everything I learned was from the internet and various articles.

 

[DJ-CHRIS1]

Well guys, I'm looking to expand my knowledge on all aspects of computing, Any reccommended reading?

First thing is what do you knwo already?

I recomend learning by doing personally

 

[Chimaera1]

Well I know what works,
e.g:
AMD > Pentium for gaming.

Things like that,
But I don't know why.

 

[Half Evil]

Hm..

To tell you the truth, I think damn near everything I leanred was from Alvino at one time or another. Sure I picked up things here and there from other random people, but the vast majority is from Alvino.

 

[Chimaera1]

lol, I'm off to find all alvinos posts....

 

[The Amish Kid]

is there somthing in particular you want to learn about? Go search google for forums on specific catagories. Like if you want to learn about overclocking go to xtremesystems.org. Not saying this isnt a good forum to learn stuff from just forums that focus on a particular catagory of computers go alot more in depth.

 

[DJ-CHRIS1]

Well I know what works,
e.g:
AMD > Pentium for gaming.

Things like that,
But I don't know why.

Upgrading and Repairing PC's by scott muelleur

By far the best hardware book overall