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    I haven't posted my specs yet so here goes:

    Main computer:
    Motherboard: shuttle ak32a
    Processor: 1800xp Revision b
    CPU Fan: Volcano 7+
    Memory: 2: 256mb pc133
    video: Ati 9500 pro
    Case: full tower blue
    cdrw: lite-on 52x32x52
    H 40gig seagate 8mb cache
    OS: xp pro
    Lan: 10/100 3com
    monitor: 17inch viewable Packard bell

    backup computer

    Motherboard: ECS *forgot the model number, but it's also a ddr/sdram motherboard*

    Processor: Duron 1.1ghz
    cpu fan: amd 2400xp retail fan: Was laying around at shop so I asked if I can have it.
    memory: 256mb pc133
    Graphics: geforce256 creative anihilator
    CDRW: Smart and Friendly 4x12x2
    sound: onboard
    Lan: 10/100mb onboard
    OS: xp pro
    HD's: main: 8gb second: 10gb
    Monitor: 15inch viewable Packard Bell

    Server/Router/Firewall
    Motherboard: Dell xp333
    Processor: PII 333mhz
    Memory:68mb
    graphics: riva128 zx 8mb agp
    H 8gb
    OS: Linux-freesco distribution
    Internet: 1.5mb download/128kbps upload


    Graphics, and 3D polygons don't make great games, story-lines do!!



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    it seems I'm the only one with a Dual Processor system :\ that means I can't brag...(cant really compare 1vs2 cpus...) errr.. well here are my specs took me a long while to OC my Athlons to that much. The rig really sucks compared to uniprocessor gamming rigs, probally cuz o the single channel ram and 4xagp, dont b fooled by the magicial *2* cpus... i really only use both cpus at once when running rC5 and some 3d rendering apps, sides that the secound CPU works like HT tech, only better.

    Dual Athlon XP (throughbred B core) 2,400mhz (swiftech liquid cooling) 266mhz FSB
    MSI K7D MASTER-L Mainboard
    3GB Registered PC2100 RAM
    Geforce 3 (285mhz Core clock, 550mhz Ram Clock)
    10/100 Intel integrated LAN
    10/100/1000 Intel PCI-X 66 card
    AOpen AW850 PCI Sound (C-media chip, unknown model, supports Directx 8 features)
    RAID 0 120GB SATA150 drives
    Dual Channel Serial ATA PCI-X 66 Card(this cost me more than my cpus,$200)
    52x NEC CD-ROM/4x DVD burner
    100mb IOMEGA Zip

    though.. in sandra2k4.. WATCHOUT p4:
    certified Pentium Benchmark killer at large
    my memory bench scores SUK! I get about 1.7GBps and thats only after 30minuites of chipset/memory tweaking scores that low just make me wana

    *sorry, there is ONE person who posted with Dual Pentiums @ 233mhz... looking @ nearly 100 posts isnt fun...

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    i <i>used</i> to have a quad athlon system. Its in the garage now...it had 64mb of pc2100...it was alright, i guess...my new ones better

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    Sephiroth: I read up on the K7D when it came out and I thought it only handled single xp support? It can only do dual smp on amd's mp not amd xp cpu? If your trying to do dual xp then only one cpu is really being used.


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    If you use Dual CPUS you have to go for Opterons as they can nearly achieve the magic "2x" performance. (Gotta love Hypertransport).

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    Bios revisions of 1.43B(might b 1.44B too)+ 1.3 only support Dual opteration Durons, mine perfectly supports Dual XP's, though Bios revision 1.1 and 1.0 even 1.2 dont support Dual Xp's dont know y. there was another K7D MASTER-L mainbord (it was green colored, mines red) mabye I have revision 1.1 of the board, but probally not, I think there was only rev 1.0 but I'm not gona turn the comp off and look (crunching important data right now)

    Dual opterons and 2x increase? Ohh I know I think they still get pretty high though (like 1.79-1.86 scalling,) I might b wrong on the scaling part, I rember reading a thread abt dual opterons, but that was 4 months ago.. my Dual Athlons scale much worse, like 1.37 or 1.6 if im lucky

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    yes...we cant turn our comps off when theyre crunching that all-important data....all data is is ones and zeros

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    Bleakvoid Guest

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    my quad athlon used to get something like 3.2 scaling...a little less when OC'ed

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    Sephiroth Guest

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    wow Bleakvoid that must be a 'one of a kind' system, quad athlons.
    AMD never made Athlons Quad SMP compatible, the only cpu that is certified for configurations beyond 2cpus is the opteron.
    though, prove me wrong, lets see some pics of that beast!

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    Bleakvoid Guest

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    i have the board somewhere...but ill show you a pic of the garage its in. I need webspace first. shite. I HATE MY COMPUTER!!!!!

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    Sephiroth Guest

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    not that biga deal. at least you dont have to upgrade quad Pentium III Xeon processors, a single 933mhz Xeon with 2mb cache costs $4000

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    nvm..i just remembered what that "quad" board is...i beoulved two mobo's together internally and stuck em on opposite sides of the case.

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    that sounds intresting.. I guess it technicaly IS a Quad processor machine huh?
    Though I bet if you tell anyone who's life is AMD that you have a Quad Athlon setup they'd be crosseyed heh

    still have rank of:
    certified Pentium benchmark killer
    3.2 scaling would be incredable for a quad setup espically on Athlons..

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    me and a few friends are planning on completely annihilating that benchmark by beoulving together a crapload of parts into a custom plexiglass case...apty named "Project G". All we need is one old gfx card, a mobo, and a cpu for each slot on the mobo, and as much memory as the mobo supports, plus a network card for each one, and weve got a component...each component goes into our central processing unit, and from there it crunches whatever we want it to. We're also trying toi make it modular, so we can just add the components into a nes plexiglass case and plug it in, then set it up from the central unit.

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    its actuually the same concept as blue mountain, except were using any parts we have...even my old 286.

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