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Russell, at 10:21 on May 23 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley... BG> Just like your complaining to Randall the other day that you couldn't get BG> your 5x86 to run any faster than 133MHz. We took it back to his place, BG> changed a jumper, and voila, 160MHz, solid as a rock. :) RB> You must have soft rocks at your place This was at Randall's place, and both UMC boards were running just fine with the 5x86 at 160MHz there. Did they fall over when he took them back? RB> I have sent the two (wrongly supplied UMC chipset) motherboards in question RB> back and expect the two SIS chipset replacement motherboards to be here RB> tomorrow. I'll give them to Randall to play with, as well Was there a problem with them after all? Anyway, I much prefer SIS to UMC chipsets, as you know, but I'd be curious to learn if the newer SIS boards are now using the AMI BIOS rather than my beloved Award. RB> I am into mind altering stuff lately RB> Notice the mood swings RB> Nah...changed my mind Two x 5mg Valium taken hourly should cure you of the mood swings... :) Regards, Bill --- Msgedsq/2 3.20* Origin: Logan City, SEQ +61 7 3200 8606 MO (3:640/305.9) SEEN-BY: 640/305 711/934 @PATH: 711/934 |
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