Hmm, if seriously tried you could still get a Celeron 300A ($75?) and OC it to 450,464.. even 504 if you wanted... with an ABIT BH6 m/b although I doubt it's a good idea for a webserver, my 464 Celeron box has been running smoothly since I got it 6 months ago. I just leave it on overnight downloading... umm, stuff. yeah. :)

And Linux is really fast (well, the boot up process and junk. heh)! I need a driver for a Matrox Millenium G200. Ugh, I need to learn how to use linux. Suggestions, ppl (specifically with the driver, since I can't even get into x-windows)?

Have you visited the vendor's web site? Also try calling Matrox and your PC company. That way, you'll at least know if it exists. Also, there are standard video card drivers that should get you into X-Windows, at least in VGA mode.

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> >I also have a 8MB, APG Video Card.
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> >Where can I get the driver?

I'm using RedHat 5.2, but upgrade only Xserver to 3.3.3. It works fine with Matrox Millenium G200 AGP
with 8MB memory.
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I hope that helped you... I'm planning to install Linux aswell next week. I hope it works! Heh.

While reading about your old computer and thinking what a waste of technology it would be to just get rid of it I though up a few idea's for it. It could be used as a forwarded e-mail server for ti-calc.org (just hook it and your new server up with a network card) and if you don't look into that you should check into bigmailbox.com and they can do web based e-mail for you for nothing. You could have a coding contest and it could be the prize :-) Well I had more idea's but I have since forgoten them.
-Doc