Also, can the cpu board from a 1400/133 or /166 be dropped into my /117?
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Yes, the 133 MHz can. The speed boost is better than the defference in
MHzes, since you also get the L2 cache.
Pim Blokland
Right, thats important to me. Ever try VPC on a 117 with no L2?
<<smile>> I did hear that the circuitry from the 166 is different and
so the 166 cannot go into the 117 or the 133, coorect?
On a seguay to that, if anyone has a 133 they'd like to sell me, I'm
interested.
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> Also, can the cpu board from a 1400/133 or /166 be dropped into my /117?
133 can, 166 can't. The performance of the two is very close, though. Both
are much faster than the L2 cache-less 117.
-Keith
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Yes, but without the smile. More like a frown. It was terrible!
Pim Blokland
Okay, you're right. It is painful, but alas, I must because...
<<cunning seguay>>
...its the only way I can tranfer files via ethernet. Its like this:
I'm running 7.6.1, with OT 1.1.2 installed, and yet the tcp/ip
networking doesn't seem to work. I can't ping my Mac and my mac can't
ping any other machines.. but VPC running '95 *CAN* ping and uses SMB
and transfer files just fine.. Whats the deal with that?
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