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fRaSsL
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bchesmer
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Nice toy 
I just noticed your from Germany. I was stationed in Darmstadt when I was in the Army for 5 yrs. Then, when I left the Army, I stayed another 6 yrs there. My wife is a German citizen, & my daughter a dual-national. So, how are things working out as not just Germany, but being part of the EU?
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debs3759
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Wicked! I love systems like that
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swaaye
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Just pick up one of the nifty 1MB PPro 200's. I have a pair of them running at 233 in a old Micronics W6Li. Fun retro SMP computing with Win2K. They are neato.
It's not like there are "fast" Socket 8 chips in existence. |
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jd
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 Man!!! You should fill those mem slots !!! Love the system.Aaaaaaawwh !!!
Very,very nicccccccce !
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fRaSsL
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Yeah... give me some EDO DIMM. 128MB each. There are 64 EDO DIMM slots  We will see. At first my ALR QUAD6 needs some serviceing 
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samnmax
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Seems to me like SDRAM, much easier to find!
The modules installed are KMM374S1620AT-G0
It doesn't even have to be registered.
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fRaSsL
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Yes, I've the 100MHz sticker. It makes no sense... %-) 450GX/2 chipset does not support SDRAM... hmmm...
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fRaSsL
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It runs as native quad SMP. Even though Intel said it does only dual...
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CPUShack
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chipcollector
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I like how you blurred out the reflection in the monitor.
Does it boot to windows?? Maybe the answer lies there.
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fRaSsL
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ALR never lies. And yes, I blured my appartment out. I was totally naked LOL. This was just a test. Stay tuned for 4x 1,4GHz
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sammyc
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That can't be your computer Frassl - There's a smiley face on the monitor!
Nice set up though.
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