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only prob wi' that is that i need a full computer (everything, cd, zip, hd,
mon, speaker, everything) for no more than 1,200.
the intel gigs are being sold at low volume to dell, think it was around
900+ a chip, i'm looking into the athlons and celerons, p3 are a tap bit
much, and also i need it to be an easy upgrade, (so with a cel. i'd be
getting a slot 1, not socket 7)
but i still got a few months before i'll really be considering anything.
almost forgot, what's a good brand for mtoherboards?
Bernard
----- Original Message -----
寄件者: "C.Ulrich" <dincht@uswest.net>
收件者: <ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org>
傳送日期: Friday, June 09, 2000 09:49
主旨: Re: TI-H: Re: DFI Mothers and AMD愀
>
> On Thu, 08 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> > Well i was going to wait for the prices for the gigs to come down but
now
> > that i see that i need a serious upgrade (pre-pentium 80mhz, 486) i'm
going
> > to probably get a slower p3 (slower ha, 550?) i don' no i just don't
like
> > amds that much and i have no idea why. i don't really see any reason to
ya
> > know? well who knows i might just get a celeron depending on how much
$$$
> > i'll have. hey better to get an cdrw or zip (250)?
> > bernard
>
> Haven't read any of the other replies to this yet, but I insist that you
> consider an Athlon. Earlier in the year, the motherboard support for them
was
> rather shabby, but now there are some really good ones out there. Asus
just
> came out another K7x model that's getting great reviews. Athlons are MUCH
> cheaper than equivalent P3's right now, and if you can wait a few months,
I'd
> highly recommend the Thunderbird version of the chip (a socket model, not
the
> current slot ones). Go to pricewatch.com and check out how cheap some of
the
> lower-mhz ones are. I think you'll be impressed. I own an Athlon 750mhz
and no
> regrets here.
>
> --Eil.
>
> To err is human, to moo bovine.
> [me = dincht@uswest.net]
> [http://www.users.uswest.net/~eilrahc/]
>
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