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| Author | Topic: Argos what are you running? |
| Psycho Killa Follower of Athlon |
 posted June 06, 2000 09:54  
I am crunching on a fleet of P2 350s and Pee3 500s. Yet I can't touch you. What on earth are you running? -PK ------------------ IP: Logged |
| Argos Follower of Athlon |
posted June 06, 2000 21:47
My current setup at work is the following: 9 - Dell Optiplex GX1p's with the following configuration: PIII 500 128MB PC100 RAM 2940U2W SCSI Controller 9.1GB Cheetah Drive 16MB TNT2 Video Card WinNT 4 WKS w/SP5 1 - Dell Precision 410 PII 400 (soon to be a dual PIII 550) 512MB ECC PC100 RAM 9.1GB Cheetah Drive 20GB DiamondMAX Plus Drive Diamond Fire GL 1000 Pro w/8MB WinNT 4 Server w/SP5 1 - Dell Precision 410 PIII 500 128MB PC100 RAM 9.1GB Quantum SCSI Drive Diamond Fire GL1 2 - Dell Latitude CPi A's PII 400 64MB PC100 RAM 6.0GB Drive NeoMagic MagicMedia256AV w/2.5MB Win98 SE 1 - Dell Latitude CPi A PII 400 (Soon to be a PII 500) 128MB PC100 RAM (Soon to be 256MB) 10GB Drive Win2K Pro Most of these systems run 24/7. My current setup at home is: Unfortunately, my home systems have been down for about 2 weeks, because of an impending move. I hope to have them back up this weekend. I got a job recently as a PC Technician for a CAD Design Company, and have been building and rebuilding systems for them. Some of the systems are not being used right now, so I run SETI on them. This is definitely a nice perk IP: Logged |
| Argos Follower of Athlon |
posted June 06, 2000 21:48
Hmm, my formating seems to be a little off... IP: Logged |
| DanBall Follower of Athlon |
posted June 06, 2000 22:24
I would like to know something, I like ABIT because of thier Soft Menu and the great overclocking abilities when I get ready to build a new Athlon/duron/thunderbird sytem. Since EPoX already has a socket A motherboard, but they took the page off their website until June 15th, (the board's name is EPoX EP-8KZA/KT133) I would prefer to get an ABIT board for socket A, but if I got a EPoX board for socket A, I would like to know how well EPoX boards are made and work(stability, overclocking, ect). IP: Logged |
| Armin High Priest of Athlon |
posted June 07, 2000 06:37
The reference KX133 system here in my lab is an Epox, but I think I could recommend the ABit as well, especially if you consider tweaking the FSB. IP: Logged |
| DanBall Follower of Athlon |
posted June 07, 2000 20:35
Go look on http://www.tweaktown.com they have a picture of ABIT's new socket A motherboard the ABIT KT7 IP: Logged |
| Psycho Killa Follower of Athlon |
posted June 08, 2000 10:14
Good lord man. No wonder your kicking my arse. Right now I am running about 15 Pee3 500s 24/7, then another 10-15 during 8:00am - 8:00pm, and then some P2 350s 24/7 and during the 8-8pm bit. Also at home I have: 2 AMD K6-III 450s
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| Savine Follower of Athlon |
posted June 09, 2000 01:33
The heck with Seti  I'm getting sick of my 133's at work. How do I get a job where they let me a: use an army of machines faster than snails and b: run personal programs on them. lol
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| Psycho Killa Follower of Athlon |
posted June 10, 2000 23:03
Get a job working for the government .
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| Argos Follower of Athlon |
posted June 14, 2000 03:33
Here's an update for you PK: I'v added the following systems: I also got my new laptop, and traded in my old one. I've now got a Dell Latitude CPx with the same configuration as the others, but it has twice the RAM, and is running Win2K Pro. I'm only going to have these systems for a limited time, but I plan on running them for all they're worth. I plan on adding a couple more PC's to this line up in the next couple of days, and the dual processor system is still in the works. IP: Logged |
| DanBall Follower of Athlon |
posted June 16, 2000 16:34
The socket A EPoX EP-8KTA is available for pre-order sale at http://www.mixpc.com for $139.00 US dollars [This message has been edited by DanBall (edited June 16, 2000).] IP: Logged |
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