I feel like some people don't understand that there are a lot of people who may only look at a small number of the sub-forums and ignore a lot the others due to them not being of interest or simply not tech related in the areas of which some users are interested.
Lets say you're interested in specifically the high-end CPUs, GPUs and by extension motherboards. You will look at and discuss when new information or product releases happen also when providing help, but for this example product releases are very far apart 2 years for GPU's and 1-2 years for CPU's (specifically talking about if you are interested in the high-end as many here are).
It is possible to not be posting in those sub-forums for prolonged periods of times due to these cycles and the fact that in-between that is just a lot of fanboy nonsense.
It used to be that discussions about CPU's and GPU's would continue in-between for releases even at the high-end because people were always asking how to or finding new ways to overclock, one of the reasons people came to OcUK way back when, but these days stuff boosts to practically max from factory. Best way to overclock something now is to invest in a good/better custom water cooling setup.
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R; There may be many sub-forums here, but many only are interested in a small sub-set of those, and will post/participate in probably only a few of those due to product releases etc.
Anyhow, just wanted to give a different perspective of how someone may use a tech forum such as OcUK only for a sub-set of tech. e.g. I don't come here for cars, I go to specific car forums for that. (e.g. vwvortex or eidition38 back in the day), hope that makes sense.