Who's here is a advanced technology user? gaming, work eta, eta

Hey guys,

i was wundering who here is a technology user ?

to playing video games to using computers or any sort of technology at work IE software/hardware desighn or for fun IE gaming?

I use technology mainly for gaming, PC gaming is what im into...

OK now your turn!



[Edited on 21-10-2003 by Dmsoldier]

[Edited on 21-10-2003 by Dmsoldier]

Actually I used to write my postings out on note pads and pass them to my next door neighbours 8 year old son...,

just kidding!

how do you think people are participating in this forum anyways?

well, i dint define my post as well as i should have,,,

i ment ADVANCED like using computers at work, making software, hardware, grafic design

and like video gaming eta,eta

I use it for gaming and the internet and watching movies.

Computers are my life.

Cray Inc.

I do video editing, which requires some pretty sturdy hardware. (yay Macs! )

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Originally posted by Dmsoldier
Hey guys,

i was wundering who here is a technology user ?

to playing video games to using computers or any sort of technology at work IE software/hardware desighn or for fun IE gaming?

I use technology mainly for gaming, PC gaming is what im into...

OK now your turn!

[Edited on 21-10-2003 by Dmsoldier]

[Edited on 21-10-2003 by Dmsoldier]

I work surrounded by technology. I go home and am surrounded by technology.

I'm a tech-head and have PDA, (no fancy phone yet but when this one dies I'm getting a web-enabled one), laptop, 8 or 9 computers, networked home and printer, own (and use) two GPSs (one for a laptop), two or three types of scanners and several digital cameras and digital recorders....

Sheesh. I'm getting tired of listing the stuff.

I don't see that owning a computer for gaming is terribly techy. I do hardware and software support for a living... so I can/have programmed and all that nonsense.

...and I can still do command line DOS and command line Unix when I need to.

I'm three weeks away from my computer systems/networks degree, then starting my programming degree. I guess that's advanced technology.

hehe yup you all are more advanced then me

i said gaming becouse sometimes you have to push-the limet to hardware and driver tweaking and gamers are the biggest majority of-top of the line pc's

now what are you guys running as your main desktop?

mines

2700amd xp
nforce2 A7N8X mainboard
1gig 3200 speed medion timing ram games like low as possible timing

radeon9700pro

i use my computer for digital imaging and photo and video editing

My systems are all Windows because that's what we're running at work and I don't feel like doing the tweak-and-crash routine to get stuff that runs here at work to run on a *nix box. I take a lot of work home and it's much easier to work with the same tools I have at work.

Also do photo editing and other fun things, too... still Windows.

The PDA, however, is Palm OS. I like it better than the Windows for PDA OS.

My job is actually software training and support of the company's custom software. It's used to run businesses, from mom and pop stores, to multi-chain national ones...

Next hi-tech purchase will be a dvd player for the van...

I like playing video games (mainly consoles) mess around with graphic editing...and...obviously use programs for work

-wD

I love computer hardware learning and reading about hardware is almost funner than playing and using the actual hardware itself

Well I use a computer everyday. I have numerous video game systems. And I use two advanced calculators at school. I have a cell phone.

Im a software enginneer in the Air Force...i would think that that counts as high tech....

I use my computer for 3D modeling/animation, multitrack sound editing, programming, and gaming.


PS: I always build my own computer and overclock it.

Im a network admin, always researching the latest security/networking software and trying to make it work