On Saturday 01 December 2001 11:52 am, Franki wrote: > I have an AthlonXP1800 and it rocks, try 2700 Bogomips, (might have > been more, can't remember) but anyway, its lightning fast..
1.4 Tbird runnin at 1.55 (11.5x135) using old left over pc100 sdram on an inexpensive Soyo k7vta pro, $ cat /proc/cpuinfo cpu MHz : 1552.506 bogomips : 3099.85 Which is about normal. A Tbird 1.33 should get ~2700 > Its not the brand of mainboard that matters, its the chipset, > timings ect.. I don't believe so. Yes timings and chipsets are important, but even more so is the engineering quality, design, and construction of the mobo. You'll never get a PCChips board, for instance, that equals a Soyo. Brand matters _VERY_ much, for performance, stability, and reliability http://www.linuxhardware.org/features/01/11/30/1626230.shtml Back to the subject, this thread'll be back in a few months, but it'll read "8.2 Piece of Crap!, I'm going back to 8.1". Much the same way we endured "7.2 Piece of Crap!, I'm going back to 7.1" a while back. <current version Mandrake sux> I'm stayin with/going back to <older version> posts have always plagued the mailing lists and news groups since I started usin Mandrake 6.0. Same with RedHat and Slack before that. Some things just don't change -- ������Tom Brinkman � � � � � � Galveston Bay, USA
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
