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10. Introduction and Purpose·About this FAQ
·Can anyone submit a question?
·What if I'm not a TD member?
| | | This FAQ is the brainchild of the members of Team Discovery, and its intention is to provide some preliminary information about building your own computer to process work for Distributed Computing projects, such as those run by Team Discovery.
There is significant interest in building your own computer, especially for those who have never done so. With the current state of marketing and availability, it's relatively easy for someone with moderate knowledge to tackle this enjoyable project ... and the purpose of this FAQ is to provide some help and direction for that goal.
If you don't find your answer here, ask in the forum. You are sure to get help and encouragement. Enjoy!
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by KeysCapt  edited by slash
last modified: 2004-01-02 17:30:28 | | | Of course! This FAQ is designed for the members understanding of what it takes to build a cruncher.
To submit your entry, just go to the bottom of the FAQ page, and click on the link there, or right here. You can submit a question and answer, or just your question, and we'll try to put an appropriate answer to the question.
Also, it's a good idea to send an IM to one of the FAQ owners in order for your entry to be seen promptly.
Submissions will need to be approved and may be edited for accuracy.
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by slash
last modified: 2002-11-22 19:00:32 | | | Most of the information in this FAQ is geared toward Team Discovery members and others who are involved in Distributed Computing projects, but there is also a lot of information that is generic build-it-yourself material, and it does not make a difference whether you are a team member or not.
The hardware forums are also home to some FAQ's about similar considerations when buying computer parts.
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by slash edited by KeysCapt
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