CAGG Labs

re: CAGG Labs

markkleb — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 00:11:10 GMT

Just about every Forum has a modding/building section. (they get very drawn out)

I think it may be more useful to just have a gallery of comp picts (Just picts no replies) so others could benefit from ideas. (maybe limited to 2 or 3 picts of each comp)

I think time would be better spent on a series of How-Tos. Where people submit how they painted, wired, cooled or for the more adventurous designed their cases. Than the staff could select the article that is full of the most useful info and post it.

re: CAGG Labs

MrMonroe — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 16:01:25 GMT

I think it's excellent. I was going to do basically this on a thread in the system builds section as I put my comp together, and another in OCing section when I get to that. Just a sort of specific "how-to" with pictures.

re: CAGG Labs

PROACEX1 — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 02:44:12 GMT

Interesting, I'd be more then interest to help when it comes to Part Recommendation, System Build's, Ect...That's always been my specialty...Give me a budget, and a preference, and I can help!

Respectfully,

PROACEX1

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root — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 07:19:00 GMT

I like the idea of a work log, and a step by step process with comments on the 'why'. Sure there are a number of modding sites out there that do this all ready but our user base (for the most part) is the closeted Geeks. They don't know how to build computers yet, or don't know enough to built it from scratch, but want to know how. This could also be good for the seasoned veterans, about the different types of machines there are (gaming, <enter application> server, etc) as well as the true cosmetic 'mods' of coolness. But I think the biggest cool factor, as many have mentioned, is the pictures of the end result.

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HOGHAULER — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 22:25:47 GMT

Yes the posting builds is a good idea but about half of these noobs don't know the first thing about building let alone researching a build. We need to educate them a little first, get the basics explained IE PSU so many dont understand the purpose of the rails let alone how much power is needed to operate what componet, then there's Ram the different speeds, the different FSB's and on and on need I say more. the fact that we answer the same ?'s time and time again. Set up a blog that does this and you'll have more time for the real help ?'s and projects like setting up build sites. Just a thought. take it for what its worth.

The Source: Episode 2 "Etc. Etc." (3 Parts)

Root — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 15:34:45 GMT

Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Show Notes:

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richone — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 05:17:23 GMT

looking at your video. you show alot of promise . picture was a b rating you are made for this with a little more time you could be a real pro. keep it real......richone