JIM HOLSONBACK wrote in a message to ROY J. TELLASON:

-=> on 04-30-05 12:06, ROY J. TELLASON wrote to JIM HOLSONBACK <=-
 JH> 
 JH> Also, when we were getting ready to move up here, I did some
 JH> dumpster looking to find packing boxes - - there were a couple of
 JH> good-sized office complexes just up the road, and I found a couple
 JH> of working VGA monitors that way, too.

 RJT> And I'll bet you got hollered at for "bringing home MORE
junk!" :-)

 JH> Hee.  "Junk" isn't the term she uses to describe my treasure trove.
 JH> Sally was already up here, and I was back in FL getting the house
 JH> fixed up to be sold. She issued strict orders that I had to get rid
 JH> of all of it before the move, but she wasn't there to enforce, and
 JH> I didn't have time to test all the stuff out, so it all got moved.
 JH> Still mostly in boxes, down in the basement. She tears me up about
 JH> that about once a week.
 JH> 

 RJT> I have several ATX boards here waiting for cases.  That one you sent my
 RJT> way with the busted caps has been fixed,  and I have at least 3-4
 RJT> others as well.

 JH> You got PII cpu's for 'em?  I have a boxful of PII-350's, if any of
 JH> yours will support 100FSB processors.  Otherwise, they would run at
 JH> only 233 due to the locked clock multiplier.

I dunno,  I'll have to look.  That board with the caps has a CPU with it,
riveted heatsink with fan on one end,  long part number with no speed
apparent- 80523PY3350512PE SL2U3 - I'm guessing that's a 350.  Got one
other board here with a 450.  Also a couple of Socket 7 boards in ATX, 
probably 3 or so of them,  with I think P200s in 'em.  The Dell I just got
a hold of not long ago I finally got around to firing up last night and it
has a P-II 333 in it.  I haven't looked at the Compaq and HP yet.

Looks like the Celeron box I'm currently using with linux *may* perform
better if I stuck that 450 in there,  but I need to see how the board the
450 is currently in compares with the one the Celeron is currently sitting
in,  which is limited to 384MB of ram by design.  Lots of stuff to figure
out here...

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