I would also add to the other coments here that cheap is not good. I have a
friend here who swears by the prices of PCChips boards, and then swears at
them when he comes to set them up!!!
My personal recommendation is ABIT, they work very well, and don't use
jumpers. The setup is virtually
Seth Gibson wrote:
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, you wrote:
two processors need to be the same speed? also, is there a better place
to compare prices than cnet.com?
I would give pricewatch.com a shot. They have smp boards for as low as 69 but
that might not necessarily be your best bet. If
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Singer XJ Wang wrote:
For a Duel Processing System, I recommend the Asus P2B-D or P2B-DS
Mothboard. It uses an Intel 440BX Chipset, UDMA-33 Connectors, 4xDIMM
Sockets [up to 1 Gig]. AGP, blah. The DS also has an U2W [80MB/s] SCSI
Connectors build on.
Why am I
pete moss wrote:
i have in mind doing some system hardware upgrades, one of the things
that i am thinking about upgrading is my processor. i currently have a
PII 350. my motherboard can support up to a 450. i am also considering
getting a smp motherboard and a second chip. is there a
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, you wrote:
two processors need to be the same speed? also, is there a better place
to compare prices than cnet.com?
I would give pricewatch.com a shot. They have smp boards for as low as 69 but
that might not necessarily be your best bet. If you're looking for a certain
On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Jeanette Russo wrote:
Seth Gibson wrote:
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, you wrote:
two processors need to be the same speed? also, is there a better place
to compare prices than cnet.com?
I would give pricewatch.com a shot. They have smp boards for as low as 69 but
