Mark Wendt (Contractor) wrote: > > You mentioned the Dells before, so when my shop box decided > to take a crap, I hit the local computer warehouse here in the DC > Metro area. They didn't have any Optiplex's, but I did manage to get > a Dell Dimension 8400 (? - looking at the invoice - I'll check the > model # when I get a chance to get out the the shop) with a P4 3.GHz > CPU, 1 GB RAM, 40 GB HD and CD-RW. Jitter on this machine was in the > 6000's with the hyper-threading turned off. > Dimension is their home line, I think. I really don't know what the difference is between Optiplex and Dimension, but I think there may be a different grade of parts that went into them. If you run this computer 24/7, that may be significant. If you run it only when you are using the machine tool or whatever, then I suspect it will make much less difference. The jitter numbers sound real good!
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