> That's cool. I'd like my next Linux box to be dual processor. I've had very > good luck with my dual processor Pentium Pro boxes (under both Linux and > Windows 2000). I run several dual PPro 200 boxes here at work for various tasks. Very fast for a PPro class machine. > I noticed (subjectively) a nice performance jump with dual > processor under Linux. About a year ago or so, dual processor Celeron boards > were popular, but then I came across someone saying Intel has fuzzed up the > Celerons so they wouldn't work on dual processor boards because the cheap > little processors were cutting into their Pentium III (or IV?) sales for > multiprocessor servers. > I remember hearing something about that, but I can't remember where. Shouldn't be too hard to dig up on the web though. > > Can anyone confirm this? Is there an inexpensive route to dual processors > using the AMD's Athlon chips. That I would like to try, you bet1 > AMD **just** released their multiprocessor chipset so they would be expensive right now. Give it 6 months. The way they are flying off the shelf, prices should drop quickly. They are reportedly unbelievably fast too. > > Dennis > > > From: Seth Cohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 17:27:19 -0700 (PDT) > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: [EUG-LUG:2155] PC Training aka Stan's has this... > > > >
