Author: Roger
Date: 14:26:33 12/12/99
I'll probably buy Junior 6, being the addict that I am. The issue to me is whether to buy the single processor or multi-processor version. I understand that the multiprocessor version slows down on a single processor board. Thing is, how much? Either way, it's going to destory me, so what do I care if my destruction is a little faster or slower. That means, then, that the only thing that would concern me would be the difference between the two versions in their ability to analyze games. If the slowdown is 10%, I could live with that. But if the quality of analysis is effected, maybe I'd like the single processor version better. Then, there's the fact that when Windows2000 gets here...multiprocessor boards are going to become more common, I would think. I can see myself finally forking over the money for that Abit two processor board with the 500 megahertz Celerons. I'm sure other products like the Abit board will come along, and it sure would be nice to have J6 multiprocessor there ready to take advantage of it, rather than have to buy it again, and thereby own J6 single and multiprocessor versions. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Roger
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