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Yes, the question is, how many? LOL
wow, my sig is badly outdated

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I would like to discuss the deal and shipping! I will try and email you sometime during the day tomorrow (from work) to work things out. Do you accept paypal?

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You are thinking of the 566 coppermine celerons that are 8.5x66, at 100=850mhz. They are not SMP capable, so you can run one, not two. I have one and the Neo S370 adapter necessary for coppermines in the BP6. Was pretty fast but only uni-processor.

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Well, a hardware mpeg2 TV card would work for capture, especially with cellies at 550. I will try this out if I get another Hauppauge PVR150/250/350 card in the future.

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Jordan wrote: Also note - I looked and my sensor diodes are not close to the CPUs, they are bent all the way downwards. Thus, i guess temps are really a few degrees higher, but I'm not certain.

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Make sure that in the BIOS you have the CD set to AUTO, not NONE. That's what was giving me a hangup before.

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The coppermine celerons.. boy, I gotta say I love 'em! My first BP6 setup came with a 566 in it on an adapter. I also had a 1000 cellie in there, but have since sold that. Hey, that reminds me, I have two 1000 PIIIs around here somewhere.. I hope they are 100fsb ones... although I don't think so. I ...

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if you don't feel like installing an OS right away, or maybe don't have the hard drive ready yet to do so, why don't you see if it will boot Knoppix or some other flavor of live linux? Then you may know if it is somewhat stable. If you use bittorrent and have a relatively fast connection, you can do...

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Looks like most if not all of the fans are set to intake outside air. Its good to have some positie pressure in the case, but the rear and top fans should be set to exhaust to help out the power supply exhaust a little. Just my 2 cents.

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If shipping isn't too much (I'm in the US), I could use the evercool HSFs. LMK! Thanks!

Sorry to hear about your BP6, it is always sad to hear.

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KliK wrote:so for all of you with Celeron (P4 version) problems, Athlon problems and Tualatin problems, just go and see...

I believe KliK never meant to link the HD adapters... just the Tualatin and the socket 423/478 adapters. We got off on a tangent on the HD PCI adapters.

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which needs FSB133... so when i look at the jumper settings it says "no jumpers b4 thru b9 133MHz" what should i do? I do not unterstand it! Put a wire from B4 to B9 or what? no jumpers B4 through B9 means to leave those unjumpered. Take off the jumper on those pins. What does the jumper block look...

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Sounds like the first thing you need is an IT guy :D Everything you need is included with XP Pro, save for the daily backups and the networking. For a business network, I recommend getting a $50 Pentium classic or Pentium II or celeron with 128MB of RAM and two NIC cards and purchasing the commercia...

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It actually was straining the motherboard, but not from weight, as the fins are very thin, and the heatpipes do not weigh much, 665 grams (most of the weight is near the base, as there is a copper plate there and a small conventional Al heatsink underneath all of those Al fins. The reason for the st...

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http://members.cox.net/galmon/pics/vinnie1.jpg http://members.cox.net/galmon/pics/vinnie.jpg I'll update with some more pics and specs later! edit: Its a Venice 3000+ (2.7Ghz) and Fatal1ty AN8 combo I purchased off of the Agora. 1GB Corsair XMS, WD Raptor 36GB Sata II, 200GB Seagate PATA, Fortron 4...

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Just giving you a hard time, as I had just read it on Ars (and grabbed up a registration code of course :wink: ) before seeing it here, and also the Zeta review was on there and I thought I saw a post on that, but it may have not been you that posted that one, maybe just replied to it. Just joshin' ...

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And Tim, when you are mucking around with a BP6, operating system should be win2000 or XP, or linux. Win98 doesn't support SMP (dual cpus). I saw that you only had one cpu in there anyways, but, well, you know

edit: episode 91, NYE 2004 is the BP6 episode.

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Inactive, do you cross post every link from ArsTechnica here?

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The drive cannot be set to "none" in the BIOS on the BP6 if you want to be able to boot from it. Set it to "auto", and see if that works for you.

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If you go for the 92 fsb you will have a better pci and agp speed for stability, as the 3/1 divider kicks in at that FSB speed. Right now, your PCI bus is at over 45 mhz, and if you go to 92, it would be at around 31 mhz, much closer to spec of 33 mhz.

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The spyware get reinatalled when you shut your machine down or restart (from registry entries). Safe mode is a good way to get most of them wit hspybot search and destroy. If it can't get them all it will ask you if it can run before windows boots on next reboot. It isn't perfect but it gets rid of ...

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You only need the channel that the optical drive is on set to auto. If you are not continuously booting from CD (like if you use a live CD such as Knoppix), then once you get your OS installed on the hard drive you can auto detect all the drives. If you ever need to boot from optical again just set ...

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Just for something to try, run with a CD in the drive... audio CD, game CD, DVD (if a DVD drive), and see if that helps. I have one computer that I have a HD led problem unless a disc is in the drive. Weird I know, but it works.

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Just bumping this up becasue I think it got missed... see my post above^^^

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