Greetings from a long time lurker

[sonicpete]

Hi

I have been lurking around on this forum for far too long and thought it was about time that I joined. I have been building, breaking and overclocking pcs since my first 386dx quite a few years ago. I used to watch about every review and pc related channel on youtube until the list gradually became much smaller and now OC3D has been my primary source for honest reviews over the past few years.
Im looking forward to being part of the community

 

[WYP]

welcome to the forums. I look forward to seeing more of you here.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Welcome to the other side of the fence fella

 

[TalllPaul]

Hello, welcome.

 

[Excalabur50]

G'day and Welcome to the forums

 

[Tolemac]

Welcome to the Forums and OMG a 386DX "showing age" ^^

 

[sonicpete]

Welcome to the Forums and OMG a 386DX "showing age" ^^

Im old. The 386dx was my first cpu in an Ibm clone. I took it apart about two days after my dad bought it (and nearly got murdered by my dad) fun stuff. I haven't really changed either

 

[Wraith]

Welcome to the OC3D forums fella.

 

[Tolemac]

Im old. The 386dx was my first cpu in an Ibm clone. I took it apart about two days after my dad bought it (and nearly got murdered by my dad) fun stuff. I haven't really changed either

Haha I lost my father last year he was an amazing electrician he used to work for the railway the 25'000 volt overhead line his title was power supplies supervisor he could turn his hand to anything electrical but his garage at home was mine and my brothers playground

 

[sonicpete]

Haha I lost my father last year he was an amazing electrician he used to work for the railway the 25'000 volt overhead line his title was power supplies supervisor he could turn his hand to anything electrical but his garage at home was mine and my brothers playground

25,00 volts!!! OMG.. My father was an electrical engineer and the shed was my play ground. I was brought up with a soldering iron in one hand and screwdriver in the other. I have carried on the tradition.My four kids are all under 7 and the two oldest have already started helping taking my pcs apart. start them young