Thanks for all whoe replied, it helped me a lot.
Tamas
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Celeron
upgrade guide:
http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/01q4/011005/index.html
If you surf around that site, you should find purchas
upgrade guide:
http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/01q4/011005/index.html
If you surf around that site, you should find purchasing comparisons.
The biggest stupidity with the P4 is the "crippled" LU2 cache.
AMD came up with an achitecture that has a big LU2 cache, which in most (not all)
cases
Tamas
The problem with the install is easily fixed.. Copy the install CD images to
your hard drive, and replace each instance of symcjit.dll (I think there are
around 3) with this one:
http://www.cool-tools.co.uk/Products/Downloads/symcjit.dll
I don't know where you got your info about the P4 B
Mark,
thanks for your comments. Actually I do Forms developement on the maschine
and some surfing and email handling. I do no shoot out gaming or video
editing :-).
I did not look at P4 because it had some problems with Ora9i installs and
every body kept saying that AMD is much cheeper. Now I ch
Tamas,
I suppose this also depends on what else you use your home machine for? I
run 9i on a P4 1.3GHz, and it screams (apart from the fragmented shared pool
that I keep on getting - that I need to sort out when I get the time , tips
anyone? ;P).
Why not put P4 in to the equation? I know it had
Hi,
I know this is by far off topic, but if some one could help me with this I
would be very grateful.
I am running Oracle 9i on my home machine (Celeron 300 MHz) and it is pretty
slow. I would like to upgrade either to Celeron 1.2 GHz or AMD XP 1400+ GHz.
Apart from the (not negligible) cost di
