how old were you when you did that for the first time?

[djchemistry]

Well I was 19 and curious, so I got some money and went down to the local "store". There was a nice girl there that showed me "the way."

hehehe

 

[PCResources]

<< I'm with buddhist >>



Hmmmm, you are with him now, or the first time ;-)??

Anyways, i was 13.. when i had my first girl... i did not read this properly...

But i was 12 when i built my first computer, it was a Copam case, and i the rest of the stuff i do not remember, it was back in 1982... a long time ago...

Patrick

 

[huanaku]

about 17 or so, I've built about 15 systems since then. and the one thing I've learned from all my experiences is, STICK WITH AN INTEL CHIPSET. AMD and VIA make crap chipsets

My first one was a 486dx/66. It was great. I have built between 25-30 computers, and I've learned that AMD and VIA chipsets work fine, even with win2k and a zip drive and sblive and so on.

 

[PCResources]

<< about 17 or so, I've built about 15 systems since then. and the one thing I've learned from all my experiences is, STICK WITH AN INTEL CHIPSET. AMD and VIA make crap chipsets. >>



Yes, i do agree, stick with Intel, no wait, they have had their problems too with the 1.13 and the 820/840 MTH, so you better stick with SUN or ALPHA..

Patrick

 

[Redwingsguy]

it was between 13-14 a p2 300

 

[Generalen]

15

 

[obiwaynekenobi]

I was 17
486/66

 

[datalink7]

<< about 17 or so, I've built about 15 systems since then. and the one thing I've learned from all my experiences is, STICK WITH AN INTEL CHIPSET. AMD and VIA make crap chipsets. >>



Thats odd... starting at age 15, I have built 1 Intel system and 5 AMD systems, and helped build about another 6 AMD systems. I have never had a problem with getting the AMD systems to run well.

 

[Pyxis]

18

 

[monk3y]

Haven't built my own computer yet

 

[DamageInc]

I was 16, now I am 18, and I really hope my parents don't find out. Man, would that suck.