I Guess Youv Noticed But Ya Iam Back!

[tesco]

Originally posted by clocker@14 May 2004 - 23:37
Hello Al.

You are in almost unchartered waters here...not many of us have the new 64-bit chips so practical knowledge is a bit thin on the ground.
Maybe MadCat has some advice.

hey clocker, can you tell me if what i remember about your temps is correct?

[SciManAl]

clear

[bigdawgfoxx]

the amd 3000 has 512Kb of L2 cache...unless its the notebook version...?

[Mad Cat]

MadCat knows nothing much more about 64 bit than most of you

The most viable route for proper 64 bit right now is Linux, SuSe is supposed to be good, I heard Mandrake 64 (I think) is crap though.
Since you can recompile things in 64 bit for Linux it makes sense to use it.

[FlyingDutchman]

Hi SciManAl !

Nice to have a fellow AMD64 3000+ owner around B)

Now, start folding with that rig, let it earn it's living



MSI K8T Neo-FIS2R
AMD Athlon 64 3000+ with ducted Zalman CPNS 7000A CU, 2 Panaflo L1A fans in tandem @ 6 volts
2 x 512 MB Corsair PC4000 TwinX CMX512-4000PT (2.5-3-3-6)
ASUS V9520 Magic (NVidia 5200)
AOpen 350 Watts PSU (AO350-12APFN 28A~3.3V/30A~5V/18A~12V) modded with 'Nexus real silent' 120mm fan (1000 RPM max)
1 Samsung 1614N (160 Gig IDE)
2x Samsung 1614C (160 Gig SATA) on VIA controller
1 Samsung CD-ROM SC-140A
1 NEC DVD RW ND2500A
1 Samsung floppydrive
1 'Nexus real silent' 120mm casefan (front) @ 6 volts (1000 RPM max)

[atiVidia]

suse 9.1 all da way!!!!!!


anyhow sciman pleez tell me uve gotten rid of ur lying ways


then ill give u a nice "Hey buddy! " welcome

[SciManAl]

clean

[Virtualbody1234]

Originally posted by SciManAl@15 May 2004 - 07:38
arg, while i cant say everything i have said at this forum is true in the past... i do promise you i will be clean as a whistle then some...

Ok. That's good to know. I sure hope you keep your word.

[kaiweiler]

good to see you again sciman!
welcome back! just keep the bs elsewhere

[SciManAl]

clear