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733mhz/20gig/128mb/56k/nic computer for $250 at outpost

good for the noob.... computer user..


but i need the best of the best... hehe

I think ill send my friend this link... since he needs to get a new comp.
 
Ick...Cyrix. In other words, it's about the speed of a 200mhz Pentium

Is this really true?
I heard this before about Cyrix CPUs..
If this is true this is very cold don't you think?
 


<< Ick...Cyrix. In other words, it's about the speed of a 200mhz Pentium

Is this really true?
I heard this before about Cyrix CPUs..
If this is true this is very cold don't you think? >>



i can't really vouch for this info, but i'd say the computer wont perform as well as a pIII 733 (if they even made that speed) but it should get the job done, i'd say the performance of a range between (pIII 600 - pIII 650). Cyrix, from what i've heard arent very good performers as they are very cheaply made.

BTW, anyone know how much cache is on cyrix processors?
 
Cyrix was good 10 years ago......

But if $300 is all you have, this is your choice. 🙂 Nice price!
 
the board is at least coppermine compatible. so you could proabbly put a 1 ghz p3 in there. cyrix III is coppermine pinout
 
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