Pentium III Newsgroups ???
Mark Brooks
John C Noibn
There is a PIII newsgroup http://support.intel.com/newsgroups/pentiii.htm
There is no PII Motherboard group as there are no PIII motherboards. The PIII is supported by the "BX" chipset, the same used for the PII.
Best regards,
John C. Noibn
Mark Brooks
I'm planning on upgrading to dual proc 600 MHz Xeon when they come out later
this year. I guess they'll probably have to have new motherboards for the
new 133MHz bus also.
John C Noibn <m...@via.www> wrote in message
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Dylan Klebold
PEOPLE...
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“So two punks wear clothes with racist and NAZI slogans to school, praise
Hitler and talk a lot
about guns and making bombs at school, post all this and worse on their web
sites, make a video
at school depicting two punks wearing trenchcoats gunning down athletes with
simulated guns
AND NOW WE NEED MORE GUN LAWS? WHAT ABOUT THE 20,000 PLUS GUN
LAWS ALREADY ON THE BOOKS, WHY DIDN’T THEY WORK, EH?©™®
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Dylan Klebold
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“So two punks wear clothes with racist and NAZI slogans to school, praise
Hitler and talk a lot
about guns and making bombs at school, post all this and worse on their web
sites, make a video
at school depicting two punks wearing trenchcoats gunning down athletes with
simulated guns
AND NOW WE NEED MORE GUN LAWS? WHAT ABOUT THE 20,000 PLUS GUN
LAWS ALREADY ON THE BOOKS, WHY DIDN’T THEY WORK, EH?©™®
Mark Brooks wrote in message <7g7ttf$eeb$1...@bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net>...
Mark Brooks
only supports a single processor and most games aren't multi threaded...dip
shit.
Dylan Klebold <lea...@tommorrow.aren't.kids.grate.co> wrote in message
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> OF COURSE YOU WILL USE WINDOZE 98 AND PLAY GAMES, AM I RITE?
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> "So two punks wear clothes with racist and NAZI slogans to school, praise
> Hitler and talk a lot
> about guns and making bombs at school, post all this and worse on their
web
> sites, make a video
> at school depicting two punks wearing trenchcoats gunning down athletes
with
> simulated guns
> AND NOW WE NEED MORE GUN LAWS? WHAT ABOUT THE 20,000 PLUS GUN
> LAWS ALREADY ON THE BOOKS, WHY DIDN'T THEY WORK, EH?©T®
Mark Brooks
Edwin van Boven
<mark-...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>P.S. I am running Windows2000, aka NT5. Have been for over a year.
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Hi,
Any comments on the stability (or lack thereof)?
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Best Regards,
edwin
SPAM to: u...@ftc.gov
Mark Brooks
gripe not enough hardware support. Since release is slated for October 6, MS
still has time to fill in some of the holes.
MS is also starting to push gaming on W2K which is starting to infringe on
95/98's territory. Even so, we'll be seeing a new release of 98 in a month
or two...Windows 98 Second Edition. There's supposed to be a "step-up"
version for something like $19.95.
I expect W2K to be adopted much quicker in the corporate world than previous
releases of NT. I still don't see a big yearning for NT among home users.
From my experience, if your hardware is on the HCL, you'll probably like
W2K. Alot of things are not the same, but even while saying that, I think
W2K is more evolutionary than revolutionary.
Edwin van Boven <el...@casema.net> wrote in message
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Edwin van Boven
<mark-...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>The general consensus seems to be that the OS is "rock solid" with the main
>gripe not enough hardware support. Since release is slated for October 6, MS
>still has time to fill in some of the holes.
>
Like the first release of NT4 or more like the 1st
release of 95?
>MS is also starting to push gaming on W2K which is starting to infringe on
>95/98's territory. Even so, we'll be seeing a new release of 98 in a month
>or two...Windows 98 Second Edition. There's supposed to be a "step-up"
>version for something like $19.95.
>
Great, from now on we have to pay for Service
Packs then...
>I expect W2K to be adopted much quicker in the corporate world than previous
>releases of NT. I still don't see a big yearning for NT among home users.
>
If they lowered the price I think some of them
would be more than happy to use it...
>From my experience, if your hardware is on the HCL, you'll probably like
>W2K. Alot of things are not the same, but even while saying that, I think
>W2K is more evolutionary than revolutionary.
>
Hmmm, nothing changes, really...
Anyway, thanks for the feedback.
Mark Brooks
bug fixes for 98 and that is supposed to be free.
The "step up" is supposed to have the bug fixes plus the new 98 Second
Edition functionality. It is for people who already own 98 but also want the
new functionality that 98SE will offer.
Sounds like the service pack would have been quite large with the new
gizmos. The typical 98 home user might have alot of trouble downloading a
very large SP over a 28.8 modem. Since I work in computer support, I like to
have a CD on hand anyway if I can get it.
CD ROM are starting to show up on corporate machines and it makes loading
patches alot easier for an outside vendor like myself.
Is $19.95 really gonna kill ya?
If so, wait for the free SP to show up on Windows Update.
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The Continuous And Returning Fist
PEE-!!! DIP SHIT, YOU GOTTA A LOTTA ROOM TO TALK!!!111@@@333!!!
HTHAL!
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