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get a print server

WHat are you asking? ive seen usb to parralel and paralell to usb adapters but unless your talking about a print server I cant see how your gonna run print jobs over a network with an adapter. I have a usb print server and i like it very much, it gives me the option to have someone else use my...

I bought a Brother HL1650 ages ago from Staples was around $300, came with a very high capacity toner cartridge. has options for network car and more memory, they were not necessary or cheap though. as well as another paper tray. I have run 11, 069 pages on it so far, its on its third toner...

I dont think you will find a AT system that will run winxp oops he never listed version of windows.

Mine had a Seagate same size

Ive got what you need then, A dual pentium pro board.

Unless your divider x your htt makes your ram run less than the normal speed of the ram

Im not really sure, i cant seem to get mine to work at 133mhz fsb, i did have a 1ghz 10x100ghz and dropped in a 1.6ghz chip not a duron, but it wont seem to run faster than 1.4 14x100ghz i haven't had the time or energy to go in depth to see whats stopping it I too have a rev1 board, there is a...

tons of info about the abit kt7a-raid, I also have one of those boards, only the rev3 version of the board which has a different bios revision is supposedly capable of running cpus higher than 1.4ghz i believe http://www.sudhian.com/showfaqs.cfm?fid=2

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=30241

http://www.supermicro.com/Aplus/motherboard/Opteron/nForce/H8QCE+.cfm Now this would really give someone bragging rights.

found it thanks, added a summary

How do I edit it?

The post was intended to give a thumbs up to Anandtech for being fair, not start another war of words about chips.

Wow great follow up after questions being raised about fairness of tests, One more reason I love Anantech website. As much as I always root for the little guy (amd) you have to hand it to Intel for coming back from being slammed with inferior products. I'm glad competition continues in the chip...