Author: Ricardo Gibert
Date: 13:37:35 06/30/03
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On June 30, 2003 at 14:42:36, Mr j smith wrote: >On June 30, 2003 at 14:06:43, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > >>On June 30, 2003 at 12:14:35, Sean Mintz wrote: >> >>>I originally used the Tyan Tiger MP. It doesnt have video, networking, sound, or >>>anything like that which is what I wanted. It was a fast board, completely >>>stable, and I used it for almost 2 years. It got destroyed during an electrical >>>storm, though. I replaced it with a Tyan Tiger MPX which was a later revision >> >>electrical storm? >> >>What do you mean? >> >>I have 150000 volts above my head. If that ain't generating a big enough EMF, >>then the only thing that i can imagine at the moment generating a bigger EMF >>field is a H-bomb in the atmosphere. >> >>Of course you need 3 wires to the machine. 2 power wires and 1 earth, otherwise >>nowadays todays computers destroy themselves ;) >> >>>that also included networking capabilities. Better performance, still completely >>>stable, but also can be overclocked. I have my dual 1.2 ghz athlon mp's (the >>>originals) at 9x150 (1350 mhz). >>> >>>These boards have been great to me and if they sound like what you're looking >>>for then I would definately suggest them. >> >>i personally find all the dual K7 motherboards suck ass. Most boards the com >>ports do not work. good example is the Tyan stuff. only bios 2.07 the both com >>ports worked. the newer ones it doesn't. >> >>for an auto232 player pretty critical. >> >>currently i have a MPX2 motherboard. it is the best board i had so far, but keep >>in mind that this board is discontinued. >> >>dual opteron is what rocks now. > > >Do you know how far the dual opteron motherboards can be overclocked? By that I >mean the FSB. > >Thanks in advanced. You can idea of what might be possible from here: http://www.amdzone.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1301 Beware, I'm not recommending this.
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