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To: dumbmoney who wrote (81874)	4/11/2002 9:16:08 AM
From: h0db	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

dumbmoney, just to flog the remaining dermis from this deceased equine... You have a very liberal definition of what constitutes a "server." No doubt you considered the 430HX chipset to be a "server" chipset as well since it supported 2 processors and more than 64MB of DRAM. But no one who buys, sells, or maintains "servers" considers the i840 (or i860) to be a "server" chipset...not even Intel: developer.intel.com; How about some companies that sell real servers, like Dell and Compaq? Other than some glorified PCs marketed as "servers" for your mom&pop SOHO, they all use ServerWorks chipsets for their 4/8-way x86 servers. dell.com dell.com nonstop.compaq.com