[KLUG Members] More Dual proc stuff.

[Bruce Atherton]

Adam,

Keep watch at hitechcafe.com. They had a 7 x 3 VRM just a couple of days ago 
for $19, I believe. I did not see it on todays'list. They have interesting 
stuff there, and I'm sure that sooner or later you will find something that 
you could use for a dual set up.

Bruce


>From: Adam Bultman <adamb@glaven.org>
>Reply-To: members@kalamazoolinux.org
>To: <members@kalamazoolinux.org>
>Subject: [KLUG Members] More Dual proc stuff.
>Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 22:04:56 -0400 (EDT)
>
>Anyone know if you burn up the proc if you run it without the voltage
>regulator? I've got a dual board, with 2 333 MHz procs, and I'm wondering
>if it'll burn up the other proc. My brain says no, that they wouldnt' run
>unregulated electricity to the other proc, etc.
>
>However, here's my problem:  I don't know if the thing works, and I don't
>have a 'real' case for it. So, I don't have a system speaker, so I don't
>know if it's beeping. I get no video (tried multiple cards), but the proc
>heats up.  One would imagine that it works if the proc heats up, but I
>have NO idea what the jumper settings should be. I have no info on the
>board (I know what board it is, but docs don't exist for it) so I'm not
>sure where to start.  Theoretically, I don't have to pay for it if it
>doesn't work (I don't know if I have to return it).  Anyway, any ideas?
>I've spent my life troubleshooting hardware, but I've always had docs.
>
>So, think it's dead? Know a good place (besides ebay) to find a dual
>PII/III board?  I don't want to pay a lot of money.  I'm pretty stoked,
>though, to have a dual box. If someone wants to sell me a dual PIII board
>and a PIII 500, I'd be much obliged, I'd build myself a dual P500 system.
>That would rock.
>
>Adam
>
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>Adam Bultman
>adam@glaven.org
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