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Hey all. I was shooting around Google a while back, searching for hardware-related forums, tutorials, etc. I am impressed with the dedicated quality of the material, of which Graysky's overclocking article really got me looking around these forums for more.

Question: What has inspired the people here in the raucous use of the characters "[H]"?

Suggestion: It would be great to have a "lounge" forum for members to cool off and chat about...anything.

Anyway, that's my 2c.
 
[H] is a registered trademark of KB Networks that represents HardOCP.com. Just our "logo." :) See ya in Genmay.
 
A somewhat related question... Will there be a GenMay preview day anytime soon? ;)
 
Ok, so next to an actual trademark, the brackets are purely for dramatic effect, or shields to protect the world from the awesome power of H. Catchy.

MAYBE I'll think about paying $15 for the paid forum. I would want to be able to see what's in there first. y'know, paying the fee and all then just finding out all there is is spam is not a wise idea.
 
A somewhat related question... Will there be a GenMay preview day anytime soon? ;)
Actually, it's been a while, so I'm thinking we might do a sneak peek this coming weekend or the next. ;)

MAYBE I'll think about paying $15 for the paid forum. I would want to be able to see what's in there first. y'know, paying the fee and all then just finding out all there is is spam is not a wise idea.
GenMay is not a spam forum. It's just a cozy little place for people to kick back and have fun being off-topic. There are some long-running threads like funny pics, babes and jokes.
 
GM is totally worth the 15$ for lifetime, I guarantee you will have fun on the first day with epic threads ;)

 
Free weekends are great. I too didn't want to join because I had no idea what I would find. Well, I had a bit of an idea. When I first started genmay was open to everyone, but was in a constant state of being locked down to remove bullshit. I didn't really care enough at the time, and it soon moved to paid access. It's better now. :p
 
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