I'm older than the hills, but younger than dirt (though the resemblance merits scrutiny).
I graduated college as a Computer Programmer Systems Analyst about the time dinosaurs went extinct.
My greatest achievement in college was a couple of coed twins named Sandy and Mandy
I was the colleges computer tech for their library which was the perfect place to learn hardware, they had every thing from the oldest to the newest, while there I set up 125 machine network attached to 25 remote SCSI server towers each containing 100 scsi CDROMS containing the accumulated crud of academic life.
Since then I got tired of workin for the man and struck out on my own, now all I do is sit around with a huge pile of hardware and a screw driver (the type used for screws not intoxication) and play with the things I love best in the world, computers (by that i mean non-living things as family comes first).
I mainly stick with AMD equipment but I do deal with the inferior brand Intoilet err I mean Intel. (jus a joke don't rip my throat out lol)
I've kept a rough count over the last 25 years of the number of computers I've sold and it's about 2800, 110-120 a year; computers fixed I lost count many years ago.
All that said there's probably not one of you that doesn't know more about OCing than me. That's OK cause I got some last night lol.
Fav saying: I'll never get rich but I make a good living at home in my house shoes
I actually joined the Army for computers and ended up working on a artillery plotting board telling the arty where to place rounds, the board was aptly named "The Computer". Now they actually use a computer.
