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This is killing me :)

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<< From your point of view, but for the market it is intended for, it is very competitive. >>



Of course from my point of view. Should I borrow somebody else's? 😀

True enough, though, in the server/high end workstation market 4-600 dollars is a steal. grumble.
 
Zuni wrote:

&quot;I have my new system half ready to build, and the wait is just killing me . I'm upgrading after a year of running a tbird 900 Mhz, not that the system wasn't fast enough but it was time for change . I have my new motherboard and cpu's here Thunder K7, and dual 1.4's, but the damn powersupply wont be here for another week , those 460 watt's are hard to source and even harder to get shipped to Canada. Can't wait to piece this system together and run some tests . Just thought I'd share.&quot;

Heh, I know the feeling. I put my duallie together last week, and I've been thoroughly impressed. I wasn't happy with having to purchase a proprietary power supply for the S2462, but I figure I can sell it soon enough so as not to lose a lot of value. I don't plan on keeping this setup longer than 2-3 months, if that, whenever a &quot;consumer&quot; dual-AMD board appears that uses the regular ATX 2.03 connectors. Believe me, the performance of 2 1.2GHz AthlonMP's is phenomenal. Faster than running dual 1.4 regular Thunderbirds, due to the Palomino core being SMP-optimized, the hardware prefetching, etc. You can run the dual 1.4 Thunderbird's on this board, but I'd highly recommend using AthlonMPs. The 1.0GHz parts are <$190 now.
 


<< I have my new system half ready to build, and the wait is just killing me 🙂. I'm upgrading after a year of running a tbird 900 Mhz, not that the system wasn't fast enough but it was time for change 🙂. I have my new motherboard and cpu's here Thunder K7, and dual 1.4's, but the damn powersupply wont be here for another week 🙁, those 460 watt's are hard to source and even harder to get shipped to Canada. Can't wait to piece this system together and run some tests 🙂. Just thought I'd share. >>



me drool 😛
 
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