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The most serious, in-depth and meme-free PC hardware and software forum I've ever encountered is the Tweakers.net forum, but that's 100% in Dutch. They do reply in English, though.
You can try the Anandtech or Overclock.net forums as well. The Linus Tech Tips forum is pretty helpful too. Or even PC Master Race (PCMR) on Reddit, but that one's 90% memes inbetween actual questions.
You can try the Anandtech or Overclock.net forums as well. The Linus Tech Tips forum is pretty helpful too. Or even PC Master Race (PCMR) on Reddit, but that one's 90% memes inbetween actual questions.
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Thanks Victor!
I already knew the Overclock.net forums, but not the Tweakers.net and the Anandtech forums.
I know about the Linus Tech Tips forum, but I don't like the guy, he's all about money and paid tonns of gold by computer companies.
I already knew the Overclock.net forums, but not the Tweakers.net and the Anandtech forums.
I know about the Linus Tech Tips forum, but I don't like the guy, he's all about money and paid tonns of gold by computer companies.
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Linus has a lot of families to feed. It's a business. I respect what he does. If it's not for you, then luckily there are a lot of other places you can go for your information.
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Biggest community is still XDA (don't know how is MoDaCo this day's)... Really depends what you want to ask and who.
From regular sites you have Guru 3D and Tom's Hardware, unfortunately Anandtech degraded to the point that it's not even remotely interesting any more (especially now when Andrei left). If you want the code then direct repository, peak at the clones and if someone did something significant to upgrade the base code, follow the Linux kernel development if you want to get in depth knowledge about how to code properly. Other odd geak places if you wish.
From regular sites you have Guru 3D and Tom's Hardware, unfortunately Anandtech degraded to the point that it's not even remotely interesting any more (especially now when Andrei left). If you want the code then direct repository, peak at the clones and if someone did something significant to upgrade the base code, follow the Linux kernel development if you want to get in depth knowledge about how to code properly. Other odd geak places if you wish.
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