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Hi George! 18 Nov 01, George Valnin -> Kirill Chubenko: GV> Yes, I heard Athlons without a radiator burn in 1 second. GV> But how did you manage to turn it on like that... there are no accidents! Anything can happen, two of them were burned this whole time, only one duron, food turned on accidentally. Once the beeper fell on the comb where pw sw, when Seryoga I installed the memory bar and touched the beeper wire with my hand. The second time I just forgot put on a cooler, this also happens, it was a difficult day. This is all not inside the case, but at the stand. Regarding the Intel, they somehow crushed the P3 933. By the way, yesterday we drove the Celeron 1.2 from Tualatin, gigabyte mother, i815 b-step. Sandra's speed is almost the same Athlona 1.2 per 100 tire. It gets hotter less. And before that, by the way, such a mother was burned putting 466 celerons in there. Prots remained alive. Best regards, Alex

Hello Iliya! 17 Nov 01 23:58, Iliya Chegleyev ==. Vyacheslav Pisarevsky: IC> PS. Slax, if you want to prove your failure, then examples (specific) in IC> studio, with characteristics, a complete schedule of all errors and shortcomings in IC> designs of the protsa, and don’t talk about this baby talk, you can do it IC> think that you are 3 years old if you reason: “My friend has a computer IC> hangs, but why? Yes, because AMD is a dirty trick!" Yours is too high IC> opinion about Intel. ZZY. Read some smart book, talk to IC> some smart hardware guy... And then argue. I think that AMD has nothing to do with it at all, but the matter is in the motherboards. Who do we have more? does it make chipsets for AMD in total? That's right Via, but the fact that she loves chips It's already a fact that it's a fact. Maybe the percentages themselves are super, but... why do they bother me? buggy mother. And I think it’s a bit difficult to get a non-buggy one on Via. happen??? I haven’t seen it, but maybe someone is lucky.) Personally, I’m fed up with the crappy work on motherboards with Via CD_RW chips (teac, sony, hp), The buffer is constantly emptied, although the processor load is less than 10% (and we tried all the firewood, both those that were with the mother, and from the Via website) Glitches are constant withvideo cards, occasionally problems with SB Live. And it doesn’t matter what percentage, AMD Intel, the main thing is that the mother is on Via. If only the mothers would be completely identical (although I think this will no longer be the case as before, that any (both Intel and Amd in Socket7) percent was set to the mother.) then it would be possible to see which percent is more glitchy, but So, while I personally see that on Via both are buggy, equally, but for Intel at least there is a choice, take the mother on the native Intel chipset, at least it works decently. Best wishes, Gennady. -->> e-mail: x_gen@euro.ru <<--

Hello George! 27 Nov 01 00:23, George Valnin -> Eugene Palenock: AI>>> I really like the KT133A chipset. EP>> And I’m not very good anymore. IBM stated that their 40GB screws are not compatible EP>> in particular specifically with KT133A :( GV> Why did you buy IBM in the first place? Because there is a noise suppressor there (but it doesn’t seem to exist anywhere else), and the speed not bad. GV> I remember the ixbt forum was inundated with complaints GV> that they burn and fall out frequently. They just don’t burn or crumble. Hardware problems only due to curvature users. An IBM cooler is a must. Otherwise, even the 5400 screw starts to do constant recalibration and sometimes even forgets the markings (which, however, without problems are treated with low-level formatting - they even talk about this on their website said). With the cooler it does not overheat, and there are no problems. But there really isn’t much of an alternative. Quantums fly for everyone just by themselves (specifically, 3 points of my node already have 20GB and 30GB). And there is problems with UDMA for not new boards. Fujik bearings begin to whistle after six months of continuous use (also tested on several people). True, my IBM bearing also began to make noise (10 months of continuous work)... Best regards, Evgeniy.

┼╥ ╫┐ ╒─╪╗ ╟═╫══┼╪ ╚═╜ ╙─ ╘─═╫ worry me, Alex The Black Angel informed me that Alex Letaev spoke about death, and Iliya Chegleyev listened to him... And I considered it necessary to intervene. IC>> No need... I have all three... By the way, I doubt that it’s a cooler IC>> you can bang the crystal... Although... AL> Such as a nasty orb, it’s easy. I recently checked - it does not seem possible, IMHO. right there in this place thermal paste is smeared, which dramatically reduces friction. Goodbye! See you in hell...

Greetings, Alexey! One day, Fri Nov 30 2001 05:53, Alexey Ivanov wrote to Kirill Chubenko about [pIII]: AI>>> I also used ABIT KT7A-Raid on it - that’s all AI>>> great (I installed this board in the server). KC>> Only this board, if it is lower than revision 3.0 (it seems) then it is not KC>> will operate at 133 MHz, which is even mentioned on the manufacturer’s website KC>> written. AI> Why the hell did you not understand or read between the lines. AI> Only KT7 does not work on 133 - they are on the KT133 chipset AI> and KT7A (KT133A) - all versions work perfectly on 133. AI> BIOS had to be updated and that's it. So that mother that I came across under the guise of KT133a-raid was just KT133, what amazing. AI> I KT133A-Raid have all versions except 3. And all work on 133. Happy for you. Have fun, Alexey. It was nice to chat. With lots of best wishes - KIR. kirius@mail.spbnit.ru [I.ZX] 3 days, 1 hour 13 min, 29 sec

Hello Yura! 08 Dec 01, 16:50, Yura Yakimuk wrote to Roman Alexandrov on the topic "pIII": RA>> Today I read bourgeois articles about branded kits RA>> closed water cooling, drooling. YY> Isn't it cheaper to buy a faster processor My 1330Hz AMD is enough for me for now, if necessary I will replace it with an XP-1600 YY> install a regular cooler Tell me a “regular” cooler for AMD that won’t make noise? YY> and not overclock? I _NEVER_ dealt with this insanity. Happy connections. Roman. 2:5030/597.90@FidoNet.org roman@biogate.com http://members.nbci.com/strolling