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To: Cirruslvr who wrote (43296)12/14/1998 1:57:00 AM
From: Jim McMannis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1573682
 
Make sure you get a super 7 mobo that will take a K6-3 w/o bios upgrade...

Jim



To: Cirruslvr who wrote (43296)12/14/1998 3:36:00 AM
From: Craig Freeman  Respond to of 1573682
 
Cirruslvr, re: "stick in a K6 or K6-2 266". I wholeheartedly agree with your concept but the K6-2/300 is a better buy. For <$15 more, you get 100MHz access to memory and 10% more CPU power. It makes a noticable difference with games like Quake.

It's also a good idea to have your mobo and RAM at 100MHz before buying a K6-3. If your Sharpie arrives and doesn't work, it's nice to be able to say "well it runs fine at 100MHz with my K6-2/300"

Craig


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