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Re: Geektalk.
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Sat, 27 Feb 1999 21:29:31 GMT
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On Sat, 27 Feb 1999 20:22:09 GMT, cjc@NOSPAMnewsguy.com (Mike Stanley)
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> Jasper Janssen <jasper@janssen.dynip.com> wrote:
> > Tried 2.05?
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> Hrmmm, actually no. I will as soon as this massive ftp is done,
> though, and report back. :)
heh. At the moment, i don't seem to be able to start zMUD anymore.
I'll have to see what happens if I set the thing back to 300, but I
'spect it's something else.
> > Hmm.. At 2.0, I locked immediately, 2.05, got me a lock within an
> > hour, and now at 2.1 *appears* to be running alright..
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> Cool. Anything 2.2 and below should be fine. Most people I know
> doing this (about 12 or so with probably twice as many machines) fall
> into the 2.05-2.1 catagory.
Do you happen to know a particularly demanding testsuite, that's easy
to download, so I can test just _how_ solid it is? :)
Oh, and it's not running particularly cool, if not hot either.
Besides, Celeron in-a-box w/no SMP mods = 3 years guarantee. In 3
years time, this processor will probably not even be running my father
or mothers comp anymore.
> Darn! I could really use another Metroliner, but I know my pockets
> aren't deept enough to do the deal without help from computer
> hardware. :)
Heh.. Do you get hardware cheap or something?
> Well, we're not too concerned about overclockability. We're going
> with Socket 370 cpus because we can get generic slotkit adapters that
> only require a single adjustment to do dual for like $10 each. No
Don't most of the KET-type boards require the same mods as regular
celerons? I seem to remember, you need to disconnect a particular pin
from the PCB, hang it to 1.5V, and to a certain slot 1 pin..
> modification to the celeron required whatsoever. Most we can screw up
> (and we won't, my buddy is doing these and he's a whiz with tiny
> things like that) is the slotkit. We might have to go with the 333
> versions, though. We already have a dual slot 1 board, just have to
I don't think there _are_ Socket370 333's, but I could be wrong.
AFAIK, 370 is limited to the 366 & 400 models.
> see if it can be flashed to support multipliers high enough to go 400.
> It's an LX board, not BX, so no 100 bus.
That's a primo reason not to overclock, I'll agree :)
Jasper "Asus P2B-DS is better" Janssen
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| (...) Winbench, maybe. Although I figure playing Quake2 for a few hours is good too. (...) Somewhat cheap, but I just happen to have a ton of it. I'll probably bid on your 4558 but I'm sure I'll get beat. (...) I don't remember the exact process, (...) (25 years ago, 28-Feb-99, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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| (...) Hrmmm, actually no. I will as soon as this massive ftp is done, though, and report back. :) (...) Cool. Anything 2.2 and below should be fine. Most people I know doing this (about 12 or so with probably twice as many machines) fall into the (...) (25 years ago, 27-Feb-99, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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