>btw, how much did you pay for your dual board and 166Mhz chips? Are they
>reasonable these days?
>
>Dave
Check out www.pricewatch.com , a PPro 166 with 512k cache can be had for as
little as $180, and PPro 180s are similar, and a dual PPro board goes for
$250-350.
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Dave, I notice the difference in just about all aspects, but the two areas
that I can really see speed is when I compile, or use any kind of
rendering tool. Povray and The Gimp really move with this system. I
have the thing parked on a cable modem as well and the n
> I am convinced that duals are the way to go. Check out
> (http://www.thechipmerchant.com) for good pricing info but you can get
> away with dual P166, 96mg of ram and a titan motherboard for $500 or less.
> It's good amount of CPU power for not a whole lot of money.
Cool, good information
I am convinced that duals are the way to go. Check out
(http://www.thechipmerchant.com) for good pricing info but you can get
away with dual P166, 96mg of ram and a titan motherboard for $500 or less.
It's good amount of CPU power for not a whole lot of money.
BTW- I did boot with out SMP a
> I have a bit of a strange one here that I have not seen before. I
> did not see this problem in the FAQ or errata so I thought this may be a
> good place to ask. I have a 5.0 system that has been working just fine
> for while but I have this funny problem that has developed with my scre
Hello Folks,
I have a bit of a strange one here that I have not seen before. I
did not see this problem in the FAQ or errata so I thought this may be a
good place to ask. I have a 5.0 system that has been working just fine
for while but I have this funny problem that has developed with
