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Offline KillMeNow

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ok here we go MIPS 64 bit r14000A cpu
running at 500mhz
2mb L2 cache
sgi vpro v10 graphics with 32 or 128 mb ram
512 mb in the macine

thats its specs

thats the bottom one of the sgi fuel range they do get better ones but its $11,000 odd so not cheap but its for high end 38d animations

nothign pc at all in there
ARGHHH

 

Offline Setekh

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Originally posted by Kamikaze
RAM - Really, Really cheap now.


I beg to differ... ram currently costs about double the amount it did two months ago... :blah:
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Offline Kamikaze

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Originally posted by Setekh


I beg to differ... ram currently costs about double the amount it did two months ago... :blah:


Well, last time I updated my list of uber-hardware-that-I-want-and-will-never-get (which I seriously have) RAM was really cheap so ha :p:ha:
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Offline CP5670

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Maybe prices have increased recently or something; when I got my computer slightly less than a year ago, 256MB DIMMs were priced at $50 or so on average, although you could find them for $40 if you looked around a bit.

 

Offline Admiral LSD

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Originally posted by darkage
Asus A7M266-D Dual Athlon mainboard


You have to be careful here since there is a bug in the AMD 760MPX chipset that prevents the USB ports in the South Bridge from working. Most manufacturers supply you with a USB2.0 card to correct this but that eats a PCI slot and most 760MPX boards only have about 3 of the 32 bit variety and I've heard backwards compatibility is a grey area with the 64 bit variety. AFAIK that Asus board is affected. Boards such as the EpoX M762A appear to be free from the bug and have working USB and still maintain 2 PCI slots. Of course if you have no need for USB then this is a non-issue :)
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Offline Razor

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As I said, I have  an ASUS P5A motherboard and I want to add a bit more RAM memory to it. Right now I have 128 MB RAM and would like to add about 256 more. Would that be possible? What type of RAM should I use?

Can anyone please (Lt Ash's voice) answer to this question?

 

Offline Martinus

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AMD K6-2 300MHz
256 megs ram pc100
Voodoo 3 2000
soundblaster 128
2 gig HDD

Running win 95 and other than an ex harddisk I'm really happy with it :nod:

No, don't laugh!! It's stable, reasonably fast for what I need it to do and most importantly it's got all of my little speedups, tweaks and asthetic touches. If only my CDRW worked. I can't find CDRs that are compatible with it (it's a 2x speed burner, most new CDRs won't even get past the testing stage  :rolleyes: ).

 

Offline Admiral LSD

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Originally posted by Razor
As I said, I have  an ASUS P5A motherboard and I want to add a bit more RAM memory to it. Right now I have 128 MB RAM and would like to add about 256 more. Would that be possible? What type of RAM should I use?

Can anyone please (Lt Ash's voice) answer to this question?


That board should take PC133 SDRAM DIMMs without any trouble.
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Offline Razor

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Originally posted by Admiral LSD


That board should take PC133 SDRAM DIMMs without any trouble.


Thanks!:)

Are you really sure that I can put in the 133 SDRAM into it or should I settle with the 100 SDRAM?

 

Offline Ryx

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Follow this link, and scroll down to your MB.

I took this screenshot of a doc. I found there.
Intel C2D E6850|4Gb RAM|Abit IP35 PRO|ATI X1900 XT