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You're about as bright as a burnt out bulb. I was talking to you.
Ciao
Ciao
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Now wait a minute here dj....
Oh shit, this is going to be a lost cause
I should've gone and played UT.
Paul"Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"Comment
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Well Mr Ginocyber my bulb works just fine thankyou
what's a ciao? is that one of those forine cars.My Packurd bell 166Megahurtz runnin at 233 on a ABIT ITH5 muther board,
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This ring a bell, dj?
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What does that mean rags
It's blank
djMy Packurd bell 166Megahurtz runnin at 233 on a ABIT ITH5 muther board,
128MB EDO ECC RAM and a hole bunch of other cool stuff.Comment
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It means you need a new computer
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My computer is just fine thankyou
its been running for 6 years with no problems.
djMy Packurd bell 166Megahurtz runnin at 233 on a ABIT ITH5 muther board,
128MB EDO ECC RAM and a hole bunch of other cool stuff.Comment
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I believe a problem exists between the keyboard and chair.
RagsComment
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Jep. Sounds like a code 18 to me.
CiaoComment
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I never get no code 18 errors on my sistem.
djMy Packurd bell 166Megahurtz runnin at 233 on a ABIT ITH5 muther board,
128MB EDO ECC RAM and a hole bunch of other cool stuff.Comment
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Here is another question for you guys...
I believe that Tyan Tiger will require Athlon MP processors instead of regular Athlon/Thunderbird...
Is it possible to use regular Thunderbird instead of Athlon MP?
TIA.
P.S. Thank you, Indiana, about SBLive issues with dual processor motherboards. It was really helpful.OCP Certified Oracle 8i DBA.
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SiS 735 update;
I received some mail from a friend of mine who installed a SiS 735 board & some DDR earlier this week, replacing a VIA chipped TBird/SDRAM setup.
This guy is heavy into 3D and animation. He's reporing that his rendering times have dropped DRASTICALLY with the new gear. As in damn near halved.
I think he's chomping at the bit to get a similar setup for editing.
Dr. MordridDr. Mordrid
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It will work with Tbirds or Durons, monocrom. But look at it this way, the 1.2 MP processors are cheaper than your CDRW drive right now, plus they are more advanced. The MP uses the Palomino core, which enables SSE and has some prefetch features making it a bit faster. Also uses less power and produces less heat than the TBird.. Basically like going from a Pentium 2 to a Pentium 3.. about the same difference there. If you want to save some cash right away, just use a single Duron in the thing. They are dirt cheap and you can wait and save your MP purchase for another paycheck.. the 1.4MPs should be out any time now, with faster ones soon after.. and the prices always keep dropping (or so it seems).Comment
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Dr. Mordrid, with those types of applications, going from a 200MHz FSB to a 266MHz FSB DDR bus by itself would probably have that effect.. Imagine how quick his 3D animation would be with a 266MHz bus, DDR, and DUAL Athlons!
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I got a SIS 735 mobo, if your thinking of getting one I'd seriously think about getting a very good PSU (AMD recommened 400 watt) and connect the L7 bridges on your CPU, to avoid video posting problems at a cold boot. Apart from that it's a sweet mobo:>.
Check out the ECS forum at OC Workbench, they have more problems than a MURCER with a SB Live and a IBM 75GXp hardrive put together.
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