Author: Luis Smith
Date: 00:38:34 06/23/03
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On June 23, 2003 at 01:46:07, Pavel Blokhine wrote: >On June 22, 2003 at 21:06:33, Aaron Gordon wrote: > >>On June 22, 2003 at 20:32:37, Dan Andersson wrote: >> >>> It can't be for speed if you buy a dual machine to do chess. For a quad it's a >>>different matter. There you gain a little, not much. >>> I'd wager the perception of reliability comes in play. Curiously enough the >>>most problems I've had with any computer was with an all out Intel machine. Not >>>that it was a terrible bother. Heck, my current SMP machine is an Intel one. >>> I only think it would have been intersting to glean a bit about his reasons. >>> >>>MvH Dan Andersson >> >>You can also build a dual Athlon MP 3200+ (2.4ghz) barebones system (board, >>chips, ram, case+psu, heatsink/fans, videocard, etc) for less than the price of >>a single Xeon 3.06 cpu.. and the 2x3200+ would be faster. :) Gotta love it.. > > > > >What would be the best motherboards and heatsink to build a dual MP 3200+. And >how come most resellers only sell Dual Athlon up to 2800 MP and not higher? I am sure Aaron could reccomend a good motherboard and heatsink, however I don't think they make higher than AMD MP 2800, but Aaron sells pretested and overclocked chips
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