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The chip on the beta boards
(Ignore this babble if you don't know Detective Conan.)
I think I'd call all tri-headed cards "Hirokians", since... Hiroki Sawada definitively Tri-head!
So we have...
Matrox Parhelia <em>Hirokia</em> and
Matrox Millenium P750 <em>Hirokia</em>!
(But when can I REALLY have either of them? That's the question...)Tags: None
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Hmm, looking at the pics of those ram chips, and have a search at the samsung site, gives these results. 300Mhz chips = 600mhz ddr. 3.3ns ram then. On the alpha cards.When I was still a kid, my parents got me a Packard Bell. I've never been happier. Now it's degraded to a foot support.
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I'll say it again for ya'll who missed it before... it's an Alpha board."Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." -- Dr. Seuss
"Always do good. It will gratify some and astonish the rest." ~Mark Twain
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We know, but its the only thing we got..
And og course, the releasing card can have other mem chips..<font size="1">Game system: P4 1.8@2.4 - Asus P4S533 - 512 MB DDR333 - 30Gb IBM hd - AOpen Geforce 3 Ti200 - 19" Samsung SyncMaster 900SL plus
Work computer: IBM ThinkPad T23 - 1,13GHz Intel P3 - 640Mb Ram - 30Gb hd - S3 Savage.
Server: 566 MHz Celeron - 640Mb SDRAM - 130Gb hd space - Matrox G100</font>
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Originally posted by Greebe
I'll say it again for ya'll who missed it before... it's an Alpha board.
i dont mind putting a alpha in my comp for te main time till the real card is ready hehespecs p4 2.8@3.2Ghz Giga byte xnpbla bla 2x80GbHD Raid 0 creative audigy iiyama vision master 502 (21inch) a logitech mx700
video is ati 9700pro modded to 9800 speeds volt mod ect ect
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Originally posted by Jon P. Inghram
You won't need that, the chip puts out so much heat the HSF will glow anyway.
http://forums.murc.ws/showthread.php?threadid=33071
"..so much for subtlety.."
System specs:
Gainward Ti4600
AMD Athlon XP2100+ (o.c. to 1845MHz)
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