Adrian writes,
Yes, I know -- I was AGREEING WITH YOU. Namely I was trying to say that
to my way of thinking, it doesn't make sense to build one if you can
afford to buy one in running condition -- which, IF you could afford that
(I know you can't, and BTW my own computer budget is also sever
I've been following this thread a bit, and I have a suggestion for
anyone who is financially strapped and wants a newer computer/powerbook
etc. Being the local bargain expert here are my suggestions :
1. Craigslist. Check it out. There is one list in virtually every city
in NA and major cities
Morning all,
Been a long while since I've posted here. I just picked up a Lombard
the other day, of course it has problems but it's got enough good
things going to make it worth resurrecting. Good screen, dvd/rom w/
decoder, fair battery, a 256 mb chip. It's got a new 20 gig drive
installe
I guess I'm also curious if anybody has been using a failing L2
cache mobo long term? If so, how's that working out?
You mean CPU card ? I have heard the CPU caches on the lombard are
fragile. Still if its the cache parts themselves, you can get new
Cache parts from daystar and they can
>Other Question: Any guidance is appreciated in the search for the
>appropriate type of low profile 256 Mb Ram Stick that will allow full
>512 ram.
SO-DIMM sticks for PCs are what works.
These 256 MB sticks are no bigger than the original 32 or 64 MB sticks
which came with the machine, and wi
