sysopt in a book?

[neo_otyugh]

was out at Sam's Club today...and was looking the computer books...and there was a hardware upgrade book that mentioned overclocking...and they referred to this page as a good online reference for overclocking...thougt it was kind of neat...

[SysOpt]

We used to be one of the only sources for overclocking info. Now, our overclocking articles are out of date. Alas.

[neo_otyugh]

but the forums are up to date...

[cyclone2]

Let me borrow a few new computers from you, and a pen and paper and we will get your articles updated! Heh No really Im serious.

[SysOpt]

Yes and we certainly have fresh content - just not relating to overclocking. Joel, are you listening? http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif

[This message has been edited by SysOpt (edited 04-10-2000).]

[neo_otyugh]

I have to agree with cyclone....you have a large pool of people willing to share information and data, and you already have a fairly talented pool of writers to draw on....get something up on here, its a great site as it is, but having more articles would be great i think..

[SysOpt]

Unfortunately it's not as simple as that. There are legal issues involved. Even if the writers didn't want to be paid, and just wanted the presige of being published in a popular publication, a contract would have to be signed for each writer (as an affirmation that their work is original, that we own the copyright, etc., etc.), just as our current writers have signed.

But I do agree that something like that should be done - the user reviews section goes a little ways towards that idea but we should go further.

[Wiz]

Upgrading and repairing PC vol 11. This was pointed out a few months ago and i recently reposted it.