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ROFL!!!

sigh

just you wait, when I get some $$$, the next board will be a fight to the death

lol, I didn't imply that dumpster diving is bad.
I do it all the time. being a poor college student, I've learned to the art of being resorceful. grab whatever I can find and sort out the working and the DOA parts later

na, I'm currently in the red . go for it davd
I'm still looking for a job
another one will pop up when I have the funds for it

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are your heatsinks seated right and thermal compounded? does it pass CPU burn?

artic silver - only paste to use use some good 25WT silicone oil, thick enough to stick and thin enough not to build up friction don't spray wd40, that's the worst thing you can use, it's mostly keresone with very little lube. Good for a flame thrower and fixing that squeeky hindge, bad for fans and...

make sure that the jumpers are set right
and try making the master the last one on the cable, some drives are weird like that

how much is the asking price?
I might need another one... when I get some money during the summer

there might be something in the background eating up clock cycles or something's misconfigured
also more ram helps too
work units also vary, some get done faster

BAH radioshack (you've got questions, we got blank stares) Uh grab your caliper and measure the diameter then plug in to here just unwind the old one and make sure you have the same length and start winding, you're gonna have to nudge here and there to get it on there take a picture and try to repro...

make sure they fans aren't making weird noises, if they are then they probility need to be oiled and probility a little dusty

The VTT swing problem

yeah, about 120-150 sounds about right

the fastest dual would be to get some 366 and OC them to 550, some people have used oced 400 with some success. those would probility be the fastest and easiest way to SMP athlon mp systems are just pimp beyond belief, a little harder to OC and they're usually more expensive because the boards are s...

the readings will swing due to various things going on the board, power drains, and interferance
so it's normal, don't worry about it... unless it starts swingingly wildly

tryed cooling your northbridge? checked your voltage regulator?

look around the board and see what size caps are around it. if nothing else is affected then just runs the fan off of a powersupply molex

can the video be connected with your missing capacitor? what happened did you just rip it off and leave 2 prong thing on the board?

Dumpster diving are we?

check the article portion of this website there's also the voltage regulator that you want to check out There's really no need to replace the caps unless they're bad, the typical lifespand is around 15 years without a major degration of their preformance There's virtually no change between revisions...

no need to worry if they swing a fraction from where they're supose to be.
the inaccurate measurements are caused by temp changes, electronic interfearance, etc

wouldn't shipping cost too much? opposed to getting just 1 processor from tiger direct

and little boys

lol
BP6 toooo old some new server board will come out for it... hopefully

BCN, all modern OSes support SMP and you don't necessory need all programs to be SMP compatable, you can just run different strings on each CPU so each string gets more cpu time

with snoop dog and Em providing the mad lyrics

w00t finally, after 4 years on the drawing board

just think, two of those chips on the board, so a total of 4 physical processors and then add HT. 8 processors w00t
bah just a pipe dream

with mayo

that I'm currently eating