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Tomteriffic · May 8th, 2002, 07:17 PM

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Sorry if anybody misniformed you, I didn't mean to, honest. But they did change cores recently and it frustrates me because I hace an ASUS CUSL2 with tops out at one gig and won't support the Tulatin core.

If you decide to go the AMD route, there's a lotta folks around here who have put together some good systems fer cheap that are running UD and Eccp ato 100% CPU usage for days on end, and stable, too. Holler if you decide to go that route, lotta good suggestions.

F'rinstance, I know of one 1 gig Duron system (that, unfortunately doesn't use DDR) but it can be had as a kit for $180, just add your RAM and drives. I used this basic setup and added an XP-1800+ and it's wah-hoo fast and stable running UD.

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Tomteriffic Ultimate Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Ohio (transplanted f Posts: 3,110	D G!! Sorry if anybody misniformed you, I didn't mean to, honest. But they did change cores recently and it frustrates me because I hace an ASUS CUSL2 with tops out at one gig and won't support the Tulatin core. If you decide to go the AMD route, there's a lotta folks around here who have put together some good systems fer cheap that are running UD and Eccp ato 100% CPU usage for days on end, and stable, too. Holler if you decide to go that route, lotta good suggestions. F'rinstance, I know of one 1 gig Duron system (that, unfortunately doesn't use DDR) but it can be had as a kit for $180, just add your RAM and drives. I used this basic setup and added an XP-1800+ and it's wah-hoo fast and stable running UD. __________________ There's only two things in life. But I forget what they are.