It's time for a new competition, only open to members of the forum that have 25 posts or more at the time of this post - as a reward to our regulars

It's very simple to enter, all you need to do is post a computing related user review, guide or article in the User Review forum. Examples of entries could be a review of some hardware or a game you own, an overclocking guide, an article on choosing a PC - anything that would be of use to other readers Pictures and photos always help too.

We've had some great threads posted there in the past, such as 1nt's Bigfoot Killer NIC, Kenny's Crucial ballistix Tracer Red PC6400 4-4-4-12 4GB review and plenty of others

The prize is £30 worth of amazon vouchers, which should get a new game (Assassins Creed is out soon ) or if you aren't a gamer there are plenty of books, DVDs and other items to choose from. If the winner isn't from the UK, I'll sort out some alternative prize (such as Amazon US vouchers etc...).

Rules:

• The competition starts from the time of this post and is open throughout March 2008 (that's 11 days to enter).
• Everyone that submits an article to the User Review forum during this time will be entered into a draw to pick the winner. (Multiple reviews still count as one entry)
• The competition is open to any forum member with 25 posts as of noon 20/03/08. Moderators are eligible to enter, but not the site Admin (that's me!).
• Articles that don't contain any reading value (such as a couple of lines, created just to enter) will not count.
• Entries must be unique and of your own work.
• If there are lots of entries, there may be bonus prizes awarded at the admin's discretion

Good luck to everyone - go on, give it a go

Any questions? Ask away in this thread...

If it's not a cheeky question... are the reviews to be strictly computer-related hardware/software etc., please? Just wondered whether there could be anything more "general" for the more technically challenged (Well, can't blame a person for trying... )

Not cheeky at all It has to be something computing/PC related - but it doesn't have to be really technical. For example, if you have a printer then it wouldn't need lots of tech info to do a review on that, just a couple of photos and comments on the ease of installation, features, quality etc... Or perhaps a short guide on photo editing software for new users - mentioning good, free software for editing like picasa, photo storage site links, and good places for cheap prints.

If you've got any thoughts then do let me know, as there are loads of things that an article could be on I want to try and make it as inclusive as possible so that any member has a chance

Thanks Ian Some goodly ideas there



No, only the usual notification e-mail that came in regarding your reply to the subscribed thread

I've entered ...


http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3456397.php


can I have my prize now ...

Hey not bad 25 pounds on amazon

shame we can,t review movies.

How many people have enter ian some far?

Just Mucks so far, although it's only been online a few hours

Can I use a review I did several months ago, or does it have to be something new?

I could add a few pics to my original and claim it's a new piece.

Has to be new I'm afraid nivrip Otherwise it wouldn't be much fun

I was just wondering... how do you insert a picture into the text area of a post (as Mucks has done with his review) please? I can insert them as thumbnails of course, but not the pics-within-message-body ... or perhaps that is a mod-only option? If so, please just disregard