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Mark,
This is the board I have. I am using two Celeron 300A's overclocked to 450
(conservative but very stable as I do not have to raise the voltage at this
speed.) I have had zero problems with the board or the overclocked celerons
(the heatsink and fans are the key here, and I leave my case open.)
I have yet to do testing on TS2K to see how parallelizing (Multithreaded) it
is. From a birds-eye view, it looks like it is not doing a very good job.
However, NT, and specifically, the TCP/IP stack, is very likely benefiting
from the daul processors, probably leavnig more time for the other CPU to do
TS2K (or TS4) related stuff.
I highly recommend this set-up, but be careful where you get your 300A's and
the coolers if you are going to build it youselves.
Regards,
Ivan
----- Original Message -----
From: Mark Brown <markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Dr. Hermansen <lahermansen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; Larry Wright
<lwright@xxxxxxxxxx>; <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 1999 1:38 PM
Subject: Re: multimonitor trading set up
> Doc this is the hot cheap setup right now, dual celery's overclocked for a
> total of 1100mhz with the Abit mothreboard for $335.00. That leaves alot
of
> money to buy gobs of ram and 10,000 rpm hard drives!
>
> Mark Brown
> http://www.abit-usa.com/
> http://www.pricewatch.com/
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> Abit BP6 (Retail Box) - ATA 66 support * 2- 3 DAY WAIT * with cpu - dual
> Celeron 366 PPGA at550 each total 1100MHz w/Global Win CPM 32 Heatsink
fans,
> 3DIMM 1 AGP,5PCI,2ISA $ 335
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> > Have fun. If you find some good computer info coming out, let me know.
> (dual mobo's, dual/quad pci cards from Matrox.)
> > Layne
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