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It must be spring time, my cousin just had a baby, a friend of mine had one this morning, and my neighbor just had one.

I guess it's that dry Aussie humor.

Sorry Sol, the best I can do Intel-wise right now is a Northwood 2.4, but I'm sure that Tony can handle that too. And, oh my, they are ruinously expensive. I'd be embarrassed to quote for that CPU.

No, Tannin is in Victoria. Presently 3:18 am and I can hear him snoring all the way over here!

I love it, another split personality on the way.

Interesting question Sol. My first impression is that the CPU has a great deal of life left in it. Granted, you've run the CPU at above-specified frequency, but you've compensated for this negative impact by cooling the CPU below normal operating temperature. Wouldn't that theoretically...

I would stick with OS9. There is no special key to enter the BIOS, when the system boots, you see the BIOS. Part of the GUI is in the BIOS, that is the beauty with Macs. Yes, the CD-ROM should be bootable.

Oh yeah, the infamous trio, me, myself, and I. Either you'd end up as a circus act, or resturant owners.

Quite right Mercutio. An average video card with a 17 or 19 inch display causes customers to drool. A really high performing video card with a 15 inch display has little appeal.

Ouch, didn't mean to imply you'd hit anyone. Some respectable and self gratifying options Mercutio.

How did the three Rambo movies go?

Fairly crazy? How about wacked, tweaked, or some other new word for describing the unimaginably deranged and unbalanced. If we were all on the straight-and-narrow, I don’t think we’d be in the computer business. Tea would be a photographer, Tannin would be a museum curator, Coug would teach...

Serial ATA. I'm interested in seeing how these new devices will work as alternative products in a server environment. My second pick would be Clawhammer or is it Opteron? Either way, new technology will lower the cost of present, but satisfactorially performing, hardware.

So did you contact Vanessa Litner (Lintner) from Sales and Marketing?

Not from me Coug (at least I hope not). It didn't come from hlmcompany.com, did it?

You could call James? How about Sol?

How about ...... Kristi? Oh no, wait, how about Redhill Bread Winner - too long perhaps.

That can be found here: http://forums.storagereview.net/viewtopic.php?t=3060

One point for The Giver: "The first thing The Giver will do when Eugene appoints him moderator is limit you [jehh] to one post a day friend! And it can't be a "news item" from CNN or Fox or anywhere else or it will get deleted!"

I think it's one of his photography assistants begging for more attention. You know they're nocturnal animals! BR

So how can we establish more crunch power? I have four full-time systems dedicated to this right now, perhaps a fifth in a week. Everything else is just sporatic when I assemble systems. Plus I can't afford more systems. :( From a business standpoint, I'd love to sell all of my systems and...

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ECS K7VAT3-2 (VIA chipset) Stable: XP 1600+ and below (I haven't tried the 1800+ or higher) Stable: Thunderbird 1400C No BIOS upgrades (waste of my time, if it doesn't work from the get go, it's pig fotter), minor jumper changes. No problem. ECS K7AMA (ALi chipset) Stable: Duron 900 Mhz No...

Actually, with XP Home, you're on par with me, although my markup is a bit more. With XP Professional I think you come out a bit less after monetary conversion, as I sell it for $180.00. Either way, the story is the same - Microsoft products are terribly overpriced. Unfortunately, I have no...

$220.00 for Windows98? Wow, that must be a tough one to sell Tony. I thought I was expensive selling Windows XP Home for around $110.00 plus tax. The real killer is Microsoft Office.

You could be right Coug, what I said was just my own logical assumption. HAH! Got that one wrong.

I saw that information here: http://gah.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/userpage.pl?q=CougTek Protein Designed: HIV CAPSID C-TERMINAL DOMAIN 11 genes

Yes, good work on our part. However, we do have big battles ahead of us. I need a nice order for 20 systems that I can all hook up for 24 hours and crunch genome during that time to . . . ahem . . . test the systems.

Send them to me or Tony (I won't expect free shipping).

Ditto. I've always believed that any Norton product could be categorized as a virus.

That is cheap. I can't get the 8861 or the 8860 for that price from my distibutor. Lately I"ve been selling the MS PRO2-32S and have had good success. I would not hesitate to go with the 8861.

Yes, this is a good thread – today is the first time I’ve read it. 1. The integrated-everything Duron @ 900 Mhz with a 20 GB drive and 128 MB SDRAM with onboard video, audio, and LAN has been selling. 2. The semi-integrated system: Athlon XP 1600+ with integrated sound and modem (riser card)...

Desidoreplicator The following text was found carved into the back of a Commodore CBM Business machine, dated 1-Sep-1970 Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in pressing the UPS SHUTDOWN button. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms...

Clearly understood mate. And I do understand your experience, not only have I provided helpdesk support, I've also monitored helpdesk support (you know, listening in on the phone call and grading the technician). The best ones are when the customer is drunk. That didn't happen too often, but...

HA! Technical support my petunia! I was in a hurry to leave for dinner and I knew that the 5 or 6 moderators we have would come across the error message and diligently contact Handruin.:excl: I did not expect to get such lip from I, Me, or Myself :mrgrn:

The forum was down for me about an hour ago. I just got a Critial Error message with some programming gibberish and something like "line 243", describing a missing file named....I think it was handruin_xxx.php. I don't know the full file name.

Re: Blasphemous but... It worked Mercutio, but I think Windows Me would be an insult to "me".

A fitting avatar for "myself" - uneventful, lack-luster, yet descriptive in its own way. I think "me" will have an avatar with more impact.

Yes, that place. I'd show you pictures, but you disable your images in the browser. Oh, and there are places where the "outside" is free of gun fire, noise and air pollution. However, this does require the movement of your body, some know it as walking, others view it as work. Plus, when...

Be careful with the fresh air. It becomes addictive and you'll neve want to go back inside! :D I've noticed that you get more positions to filter if you have a system that is constantly calculating and uploading data - or am I just hallucinating again?

There isn't much to break in a speaker. Either the components are inferior, or the assembly quality was poor. I wonder if your situation related to a batch of those speakers? Could a new purchase prove that the speakers themselves are good, they were just mishandled by a distributor? Just...

http://www.benwin.com/49bw2000specs.htm Perhaps?

Sorry Merc, I usually don't sell speakers. Most people purchasing a new computer already had a system with speakers, so they just continue to use those. Have you looked into Altec Lansing and Benwin? I know your perception of sound quality is well trained through experience, so I don't what...

Perhaps this could be posted as news on the front page?

Interesting article as well as an interesting product. http://www.xbitlabs.com/storage/promise-ultratrak100-tx4/

Thanks Cliptin, I'll be famous forever! :D

I wonder what type of avatars will be used by: "myself" and "me"?

For a guy with an abnormally small cranium, and with an even smaller brain, you have a great interest in speed and power (we have yet to x-ray Tea’s cranium). Could this be a subconscious desire, which attempts to compensate for the well-documented, and x-rayed, lack of neurological matter and...

Here is the driver page for PC Chips: http://www.pcchips.com/index2.html BR

Sol, just buy a new monitor from Tony, he's bound to give you a great deal! :D Plus he provides lifetime warranty and service. :erm: