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Re: [PLUG] Memory hardware questions
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If we were using HTML mail, I'd put the <blink> tag on the following
quote.
On Sunday 07 July 2002 10:42 pm, Jason wrote:
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This might keep us out of trouble when the more hard core Linux people
come around, not that we're not hard core, right? 8^)
Yeah, and someone sent me a link where I can presumably upgrade my
processor from 75 MHz to 400 MHz, voltage converter, cooling fan and
all, even a hack for the bus speed, all for about $90.
My brother-in-law has a K6-2 (greater than) 400MHz CPU sitting around.
He might sell it to you for $20 to $30. Fans come as low as $5. I
don't know about voltage converters.
The old drive is on the motherboard with the zip drive and the cd-rom
sharing the controllers. The new drive is on its own Promise ATA/100
card. Is that optimal?
Basically, isolate faster drives from slower drives. Put the faster
drives on the primary controllers and the slower drives on the secondary
controllers.
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