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My PIII 650 Lappy has 15GB :laugh: cost an arm and 2 legs back then :laugh:

That would be sweet, i got my [email protected] 1.77V on air, a 2.53 may do 3Ghz+ on air :o

good choice, the performance differences between 1.53 and 1.73Ghz are hardly noticeable in a laptop.

If you wanna overclock a bit suggest you get a 2200+ which is based on the .13 micron Throughbred core, for Pentium 4 systems i'd get a 1.6A or 1.8A and overclock it :D a plain 2Ghz with no overclock (even a northwood) would lag behind AMD, you thinking 400MHz or 533MHz flavour?

Dunno if this helps any! :)

nice going sah!

Don't format C:! :D

Cables contract in cold weather and expand in hot, thus the conductivity gets a bit less efficient, though i don't see how it'd have that much of an effect, no way, hes bsing you! :D

Happy prolly belated birthday! :D

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:cool: :cool:

:eek: makes me scared of hospitals!

yea, me too :D

Well thank god you had a 6GB in your computer at home :D

Trust, you'd get stable speeds with DSL, though uncapped cable can really fly at times, that amp with return path is likely a grounded amp, that increases signal strength and tries to block interference by returning it to ground thus cleaning the signal a bit, but the cable service is at fault...

Out of curiosity, you ain't trying to fdisk in windows are ya?

:) :) :blush:

weird, i got a 550MB version (iso)(where'd that come from? :D) and the 920MB version that decompresses to an ungodly 2GB install directory and 4GB installed bla!

yup, fdisk and say Y to large disk support, repartition and reformat.

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