[SC.LUG] Bill Gates to be Knighted?
Rick [Kitty5]
rick at kitty5.com
Fri Jan 30 01:38:14 GMT 2004
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 23:57, Ian Molton wrote:
> So, not a *serious* hobby then...
Serious enough, my point was the machine has to do other things besides.
> I have a heatpipe cooling my CPU - it comes free in the Shuttle XPC - the case, heatpipe, PSU, and motherboard come as a set and cost 130UKP the lot.
Yes, but your kinda limited to what you can fit in a shuttle case.
http://www20.tomshardware.com/howto/20040115/index.html
> I consider Athlons that hit 80deg C to be destroyed. I've never had one get that hot and work reliably for more than a year afterwards.
no problems here, ok so i only tested the cut off once (and I know the
bios reads the temps 8 degrees higher than they actually are :)
That said, with stock heatsinks I was hitting 70 degrees at full load
(and sat next to what sounded like a turbine)
> what was wrong with athlon64 ?
It wasn't out when I went shopping, I could have waited a few months but
the high early adopters price would have put them out of budget anyway.
> Weird. is it PXA based or SA? Im using essentially the same driver if its PXA based and its solid as a rock here.
SA
> Yet it fails to work on any OS you use on it. Very useful :-)
Laptops and linux has always been a YMMV area.
> Yeah - under linux it works FAST...
depends if gcc had anything to do with it
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Rick
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