Calm down.

That phrase bothers me in every single way.

hot and bothered

i know how those jalapeno's affect you x.....then comes the corona.....then it's "chupa mi grande chorizo!".....hehe......no need to get defensive bro....we're all here to help......es mucho hamon por dos huevos ese.......the euros take a little gettin' used to........so take a chill pill and relaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxtr-x..................because, we all know how lazy and tired you must be :grinthumb hey....what's "gosu"

Exactly, calm down. You are reading too much into what I have said.

At last some sound advice.

"gosu": professional or extreme expert, in Korean.

"gosu" - 11 definitions found. [ check number 3 ]

1. Korean gaming term meaning "good manner expert/professional" commonly used in the game Starcraft

2. Literally, "High Hand". Fuguratively, very skilled, ghetto, or godly. Generally a collective term that means anything awesome.

3. Got Object Stuck in anUs

4. ****. Utter crap. Stay the hell away from anything called "Gosu".

5. A skilled loser who has no life.

6. Gosus are the gods of Starcraft universe. Very versaile word nowadays with the generic meaning as a synonym to the phrase "as good as god".

7. A fully sikunt CS player of the 21st century.

8. Ryo-like

9. Slang for styl0r, commonly used in Starcraft.

10. not grift0r

11. A gosu is GriftOr

The Urban Dictionary - "gosu"

My god this topic has gone so far off topic I would not have thought it possible (exept mabey on the mtv2 boards)

hehe

#3.if it was up your gosu you'd know it :grinthumb ...........and, what do you mean off topic?......this is what you get when you solicit an ultimate pc review.......alot of mud slingin" :knock:

Ok... now for hasu....

your all crazy

being able to build a basic PC from scratch is a good skill to have.
I didn't have any build experience until two years ago, when I took over as sole IS & IT resource for our company. We were looking to expand, and wanted to maximize value per $...

so, we saved about $150 per PC ($500 instead of $650) by buying the parts, and assembling them. (thank you Norton Ghost!)

I'm certainly no expert, but I have enough confidence that I know where to look for help. And in the end, a working machine is all that really matters.

C

Oh, I certainly never said that that was not true.

Even being able to replace certain key components like a hard drive and so forth is very useful.

Just remember that its the beginning of a long journey, not the end.

So do you think the powers that be will create an assembiling your own pc guide?(with the possiblity of building your own ultimate pc guide)

bump....