If you need computer help

www.hardforums.com

I just ran across them today. an Insanely huge forum dedicated to computers and stuff. you post something, and a reply appears in seconds.

That looks like a great site! Something for everyone to bookmark I would say! But not sure Peo would like the competition ;)

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Most [H]ardOCPers ever online was 1315 on 03-24-2002 at 07:02 AM.

this isn't a place to post lnks to other forums

This is a place to offer computer help. If help can't be found here, it will be found there.

i am not trying to draw traffic away from these forums, roly. I am merely trying to make sure eveyone gets the help they need.

Yeah I have been going there for over a year, I heard of them before freewebspace They are cool but freewebspace has more helpful people, and this forum is more based on the web, not cheezy computer cases.

computing.net is better

YOUR KIDDING RIGHT ROTFLMAO

Computing.net has a cheap forum and if you look there are very little replies to all of the threads. Hard forum always has at the very least 100 people logged in. and most of the time it is more like 500.

Yeah, I ran across that forum a few weeks ago. There is an amazing amount of knowledge to be found there. Although, be warned, it's probably not the best place for n00bs... The majority of the people there are really hardcore techies.

Holy ----

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Most [H]ardOCPers ever online was 1315 on 03-24-2002 at 07:02 AM.

Look at the list, takes up the whole page :eek:

woah
POSTS THREADS
1005098 69804
that is in the first catagory. What a huge forum, i wonder how much bandwith it be using.

I thought everyone knew about hard forum?

Originally posted by guitarnerd
I thought everyone knew about hard forum?
well obviously not.

Yeah but hardforum.com is more of a l337 thing to me,

I thought I would lock this. I changed the title to computer help so if someone does a search later when it falls off page 1, it is still available as reference.