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Re: Overclocking Celeron 300a to 450
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Fri, 16 Oct 1998 15:04:34 GMT
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Matthew Miller <mattdm@mattdm.org> wrote:
> > motherboard, I'm pretty happy with my $276 combo that might just
> > perform as well as the $820 combo I would have to buy to get a true
> > P2-450. And my cache runs at full speed, not half the CPU speed like
> > the normal P2.
> _Very_ nice.
Oh yeah. I also got a nice Optiquest V95 19" monitor to go with it.
Run that off my Marvel G200-TV video card. :) I would have liked to
go with a 21" monitor but I would have had to spend literally more
than double what I paid for the Optiquest to get a decent one. I'll
save that money and do without the extra inch/inch and a half of
viewable space.
> Probably pretty well. :) It's a shame to put a (largely) 16-bit OS on a nice
> processor like that.
Yup. I May throw the NT5 Beta on there since we're testing them at
work, but I doubt it. NT is one of those things you really want to
hold off on until you get a service pack or three.
> > Only thing is, I don't think I can do both of those with Linux. It
> > may be possible, I just don't think *I* can do it. Oh well, enough
> > rambling. Gotta go scope out low-end systems.
>
> Of course it's possible.
>
> I haven't done it though, 'cause I try to avoid needing a printer ever.
> ("Paper? What's that for?")
Well, I find myself printing less and less on my laser printer, except
for priority mailing labels and such, but we print all our own cards
on our inkjet and I still have plans to make my own decals on it.
Other than that, the photo printer really can't be replaced by
anything else because even though I can e-mail pictures to my
relatives, most of them still don't have computers, and even the ones
who do would prefer something they could hold in their hands or put in
a frame. :)
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| (...) Have you benchmarked this system against the P2-450. If it works out I may have to consider that a real alternative. I am just leery of the Celeron at this point. as far as printing it sounds like a print server would work well for your (...) (26 years ago, 17-Oct-98, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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| (...) _Very_ nice. (...) Probably pretty well. :) It's a shame to put a (largely) 16-bit OS on a nice processor like that. (...) Of course it's possible. I haven't done it though, 'cause I try to avoid needing a printer ever. ("Paper? What's that (...) (26 years ago, 16-Oct-98, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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