On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Andrew S. Bounds wrote:
> You can not use and AMD chip though, there are AMD Processors designated
> with an MP.. They come 1GHz and up.
Actually, pretty much "any" AMD microprocessor should work. However, only
the MP series is certified and guaranteed by AMD to work in a multiprocessor
configuration.
Fun Fact: The AMD K6 line was SMP capable. It just does not make any
sense to build an SMP chipset for an "economy class" microprocessor, so
nobody ever did.
> And YES imo its total overkill for a (non-gamer) desktop machine. But
> thats what money is for right.
Mmmmmmm. Toys. :-)
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