What about the Alphas that hit 800MHz until I stopped following them? All I remember was the 700MHz models were about as fast as a 233MHz Pentium II when running 32-bit apps, and they could only run Windows NT 4 (this was back when it was Windows or bust).
You know, Intel MIGHT just do that - the CPU's cost $700 for 1000 units, and it shouldn't cost too much to throw in a cheap board - whereas AMD x86-64 ain't cheap (keep in mind, the P4X is a P4 with more cache - the P4 is rather common). Put it on a cheapo board, and it doesn't cost that much more.
BTW, have you tried overclocking? My 466 Celeron runs fine at 507MHz. Also, your mobo SHOULD take at least an 800MHz CPU (if the maxfsb is 66).
VIA's already forked to ITX. It's somewhat ATX compatible, and it's biggest competition is MiniFlex-ATX. I can't get the PDF, so I don't know how big BTX is.
For me, it rendered fine on OO.o 1.1RC3 on W2K (I've got OXP for when I need it - and I think I'd rather use it - it took 5 minutes to load the presentation in OO.o).
"cheaper than Taco's ass." " commented Todd Jackoff, Vice-President of Marketing and New Development for Royal Consumer Information Products." "'The LineaLX will provide great consumer value and deliver the features customers want in an affordable, open environment that can accommodate emerging technologies, applications and nudity' Jackoff added." "Haavard Nerd, Trolltech's CEO,"
http://www.oportal.com/Stylistic1200/default.asp $185+s&h+RAM upgrade. The iAppliance discussion board has a forum on it.
http://www.oportal.com/Stylistic2300/2300.asp
$500+s&h+upgrades (SIMMs) - next model up, iap board forum applies to all models in the line (except 3xxx and up) - this one's not worth it though - it has a 233 MHz CPU
This is why I think they should add sig-modding. Quarter karma point for each sig modpoint, maybe? (BTW, read the NEW sig - meant to put it in last night)
Yes, if you optimize for Windows (the Winlusers of the time didn't use old apps - therefore, they didn't need mono ram), you'd get that. I think it's a HIMEM setting.
Why would you insert chocolate rectally? Like the other reply said, if you eat a shitload of chocolate, it won't burn going in or out. If you eat a shitload of jalapenos, it'll burn when you eat them, it'll burn when you shit them, and (if you eat enough) it'll burn when you piss them.
I'm sorry, but running QEMM386 wouldn't have given me jack shit on my 486. A couple runs of MemMaker after having under 600K free, and I had 639K free. Beat that with a booted DOS box. Oh, and that was with both mouse and cd-rom drivers.
There's a shop near where I live that'll sell you a 1.3GHz Duron with a 40(?)GB HDD and 256MB RAM for $239-259 (depends on the week) without Windows ($99) or a monitor ($99). How much would a card capable of tv-out cost?
Mod parent down as ignorant - you'll find it as 20 Mule Team Borax, and it'll be by your washer or under your sink. If you don't have any, go to the detergerent aisle in the grocery store.
MNG? GIF? People with old computers and/or dial-up will have trouble accessing your site? Flash is a proprietary format (so is GIF, but MNG isn't nearly as much so)?
It's enough of a hassle for a newbie to figure out which file to edit to disable flash. To repeatedly be asked if I want flash everytime I scroll down the tvguide page, or other pages is tiring.
Ah, but if said newbie reads the September 2003 issue of PC World, they'll see that they can get a small utility that does the registry-fucking for them. And undoes it at a click.
It took me a couple days to get 20cpm decoding and encoding Dwarven characters without looking. So, it's possible to memorize it in a week and hit 5wpm (30cpm).
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What about the Alphas that hit 800MHz until I stopped following them? All I remember was the 700MHz models were about as fast as a 233MHz Pentium II when running 32-bit apps, and they could only run Windows NT 4 (this was back when it was Windows or bust).
You know, Intel MIGHT just do that - the CPU's cost $700 for 1000 units, and it shouldn't cost too much to throw in a cheap board - whereas AMD x86-64 ain't cheap (keep in mind, the P4X is a P4 with more cache - the P4 is rather common). Put it on a cheapo board, and it doesn't cost that much more.
BTW, have you tried overclocking? My 466 Celeron runs fine at 507MHz. Also, your mobo SHOULD take at least an 800MHz CPU (if the maxfsb is 66).
Figure 1 shows the board completely on top of the other components in the tower config - which means it's in the same place as good ol' ATX.
VIA's already forked to ITX. It's somewhat ATX compatible, and it's biggest competition is MiniFlex-ATX. I can't get the PDF, so I don't know how big BTX is.
I don't know about being an AP, but being a router is VERY possible on WINDOWS. Internet Connection Sharing, anyone?
Actually, that's not the original schedule. They originally said late 2004-early 2005, then 2005, and now 2006 (if gp is right).
When they get to ITX VIA'll have something to say unless it's ITX or Mini-ITX compliant.
...welcome our new nuclear fusion reactor-building freshman overlords!
For me, it rendered fine on OO.o 1.1RC3 on W2K (I've got OXP for when I need it - and I think I'd rather use it - it took 5 minutes to load the presentation in OO.o).
OT? I was replying to the parent, who asked why one would want to see dupes early! Probably got modbombed...
I call major troll:
"cheaper than Taco's ass."
" commented Todd Jackoff, Vice-President of Marketing and New Development for Royal Consumer Information Products."
"'The LineaLX will provide great consumer value and deliver the features customers want in an affordable, open environment that can accommodate emerging technologies, applications and nudity' Jackoff added."
"Haavard Nerd, Trolltech's CEO,"
BTW, anyone notice that it's Trolltech?
http://www.oportal.com/Stylistic1200/default.asp
$185+s&h+RAM upgrade. The iAppliance discussion board has a forum on it.
http://www.oportal.com/Stylistic2300/2300.asp
$500+s&h+upgrades (SIMMs) - next model up, iap board forum applies to all models in the line (except 3xxx and up) - this one's not worth it though - it has a 233 MHz CPU
This is why I think they should add sig-modding. Quarter karma point for each sig modpoint, maybe? (BTW, read the NEW sig - meant to put it in last night)
Yes, if you optimize for Windows (the Winlusers of the time didn't use old apps - therefore, they didn't need mono ram), you'd get that. I think it's a HIMEM setting.
Why see another dupe 20 minutes before everyone else? I think they'll actually pull dupes if they listen to you. They'll fix stuff, too.
Actually, people who pay can't post before it goes live anyway.
Why would you insert chocolate rectally? Like the other reply said, if you eat a shitload of chocolate, it won't burn going in or out. If you eat a shitload of jalapenos, it'll burn when you eat them, it'll burn when you shit them, and (if you eat enough) it'll burn when you piss them.
Actually, I remember a Mac joke book that came with a typewriter-sound-on-keypress CDEV.
Are you sure?
I'm sorry, but running QEMM386 wouldn't have given me jack shit on my 486. A couple runs of MemMaker after having under 600K free, and I had 639K free. Beat that with a booted DOS box. Oh, and that was with both mouse and cd-rom drivers.
There's a shop near where I live that'll sell you a 1.3GHz Duron with a 40(?)GB HDD and 256MB RAM for $239-259 (depends on the week) without Windows ($99) or a monitor ($99). How much would a card capable of tv-out cost?
Mod parent down as ignorant - you'll find it as 20 Mule Team Borax, and it'll be by your washer or under your sink. If you don't have any, go to the detergerent aisle in the grocery store.
MNG? GIF? People with old computers and/or dial-up will have trouble accessing your site? Flash is a proprietary format (so is GIF, but MNG isn't nearly as much so)?
It's enough of a hassle for a newbie to figure out which file to edit to disable flash. To repeatedly be asked if I want flash everytime I scroll down the tvguide page, or other pages is tiring.
Ah, but if said newbie reads the September 2003 issue of PC World, they'll see that they can get a small utility that does the registry-fucking for them. And undoes it at a click.
It took me a couple days to get 20cpm decoding and encoding Dwarven characters without looking. So, it's possible to memorize it in a week and hit 5wpm (30cpm).