Year in review 2022: These were the top contributions in the community

At the end of 2022, ComputerBase will again publish an overview of this year's most read reader articles and forum threads, which will complement the editorial topics of 2022 and exciting reports and discussions from ComputerBase forum in focus.

Table of Contents

1. ComputerBase Forum – Year in Review 2022
   1. A tradition enters the third round
2. The reader articles of the year 2022
   1. The ten most read reader articles of the year
3. Forum Threads of 2022
   1. Top 10 Most Read Forum Threads of the Year
4. Community Tests of 2022
   < li>Readers support the editors again this year
5. The ComputerBase forum in 2023
   1. The community will also be capitalized in 2023

ComputerBase Forum – Annual Review 2022

Also this year, ComputerBase has taken on a review of the ComputerBase forum and the most read reader articles from the category “From the community”. All threads and discussions that had editorial content as their origin were not taken into account.

A tradition is going to the third round

< p class="p text-width">After the annual review of the topics and readers' articles from the ComputerBase forum celebrated its premiere two years ago and became a firm tradition last year, it will be continued this year.

But which topics, threads and readers' articles determined the year 2022 in the ComputerBase forum?

The readers' articles of the year 2022

The ten most read reader articles of the year

In the reader articles written by the forum members from the community, the detailed FAQ for CPU coolers from “Captain Mumpitz” was able to reach the top of the ranking and ended up attracting the most hits.

“Taron” secured second place with his reader's article “8 cores and 10 years”, which sends an AMD Ryzen 7 1700X with 8 cores and two Intel Xeon X5460s that are ten years older, with a total of 8 cores, into a CPU duel.

3rd place went to “agon”'s “[How-To] Install Arch Linux”, which shows how users install, encrypt, harden and last but not least the modular distribution can also be made suitable for games.

The top 10 reader articles from the ComputerBase forum with the most hits in an overview.

The editors would like to thank all readers whose reader articles made it onto the ComputerBase homepage in 2022. A tradition that will be continued in 2023.

Forum threads of the year 2022

The ten most read forum threads of the year

As with the editorial articles of 2022 and the most-read reader articles, there is more variety in the forum threads of 2022 than in previous years.

From the football regulars' table to Cyberpunk 2077 (test) and Elden Ring (test) to the particularly efficient gaming specialist AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D (test) everything is included.

As in every year, the collection threads, which readers often use as the first point of contact in the forum, were particularly popular again in 2022.

Community tests of the year 2022

Readers support the editors also this year

This year, the editors again organized various community tests and, with the help of the readers, were able to collect a large amount of data that would not have been possible to this extent without the extensive support of the forum.

If apps and games allow it, the topic “The community is testing…” will again be an integral part of reporting in the coming year.

The ComputerBase Forum in 2023

The editors of ComputerBase would like to thank all tireless readers and helpers from the forum and would like to know what their “forum plans” for the year 2023 look like. For their part, the editors are planning to put community topics on the start page again for 2023 and to provide a platform for high-quality and exciting topics from the community.

The community will also be written in capital letters in 2023

In the comments and reactions to this article, the editors would particularly appreciate ideas, wishes and plans for the community of the ComputerBase forum in 2023.

Which areas should be further expanded and what could go even better? Are there subject areas or functions that the community is still missing? And what was your very personal highlight in the 2022 forum?

Until then: Happy New Year!

The ComputerBase -Team

PS: In addition to the written word on the topics of 2022, Jan and Fabian met again this year at the microphone for a review of the year 2022 , discussing the essential new products and granting a glimpse or two behind the scenes. Feedback on this addition is welcome in the comments!

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