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Ultimate Gaming Machine

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Repost of a repost, but you can't look away when you realize that the BX chipset was upon them..if they only knew:heart:
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They mentioned they had the 'new' BX board version along with the 400MHz CPU 'on set' and were going to install it later.

The copyright date of the game they had on there was 1998. Jeez, those were the days!
 
Originally posted by: jamesbond007
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Repost of a repost, but you can't look away when you realize that the BX chipset was upon them..if they only knew:heart:
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They mentioned they had the 'new' BX board version along with the 400MHz CPU 'on set' and were going to install it later.

The copyright date of the game they had on there was 1998. Jeez, those were the days!
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Answered my question.
 
a 10,000 rpm cheatah SCSCI is still somewhat competetive by today's standards. I actually think the Quake 3 engine wouldn't look too out of place alongside other games today.
 
Originally posted by: jamesbond007
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Repost of a repost, but you can't look away when you realize that the BX chipset was upon them..if they only knew:heart:
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They mentioned they had the 'new' BX board version along with the 400MHz CPU 'on set' and were going to install it later.

The copyright date of the game they had on there was 1998. Jeez, those were the days!
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My point is they did not know what was upon them....:evil:
 
jesus... leo was thin!

edit: wow... you know you're american when you see this video and call leo thin...
 
64MB is more than you're ever gonna need! But we're hogs, so we got 128...

haha yeeeeeah. 64 isn't that much; my p2-266 had 64mb.
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: BigToque
I :heart: BX.

I'm still running on my Abit BX6-R2 board with a P3 750 🙂
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bx: 400mhz-1.333ghz


epic.
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Wow that's a blast from the not so distant past. (1998)

1.33G was limited to boards with Tualatin VRM support. 😉
 
wow, 1998....I was using a 233mmx at that time , I thought it was pretty good, when I upgraded to a K6-2 400 later that year I was blown away by it...those where the days.
 
Originally posted by: Stumps
wow, 1998....I was using a 233mmx at that time , I thought it was pretty good, when I upgraded to a K6-2 400 later that year I was blown away by it...those where the days.
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those were the days indeed... when overclocking was in its prime, and actually worth it
 
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