Sorry, but if you buy Fords without ever trying something else, or use an Intel chip without even trying an AMD, then you are a fanboy. What else can you call it? Brand loyalty? That equals fanboy. Just deal with it and press on. We are ALL fanboys in at least some aspects of our lives. So what, does it make you less of a human being? No. We are all entitled to our choices, so don't let the word fanboy rub you the wrong way. Fanboys are, however, unfortunate for those entering these forums seeking honest, good advice. They should refrain from giving advice with respect to their fanboyism as it may be detrimental to the person seeking advice. For example, there are quite a few people hanging around here who never recommend any board but Asus, any memory but Corsair, and any hard drive but a WD Raptor. Sorry, but that doesn't always work for everyone, and it's not always the best advice. So, in at least some respects, we are all fanboys, and it's not necessarily a bad thing for us; it just could be for someone else. By the way, I hate Ford as a company, and would walk before I owned another one. I'm not really an automobile fanboy, just an anti-Ford fanboy.