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I picked this motherboard after seeing it praised by several people on
OS2Hardware newsgroup. I would still like to know the diferences between
the various AMD CPUs.
>>Could someone p;ease give me a quick rundown of current AMD processors.
>>I am going to build a "fast" machine for the eCS upgrade based on a
>>GigaByte GA-7VAXP Ultra MB. I am confused by AMD, AMD XP and AMD XP
>>Thoroughbred CPUs. Can I use the fastest I can afford or are their other
>>considerations when running OS/2?
>>
>>
>
>The processor is not much of an issue. The MB matters more because of the
>built-in peripherals. In your case, I would start with a Google search
>for:
>
> GA-7VAXP OS/2
>
>and follow up if needed with a query to the
>
> os2hardware
>
>Yahoo group.
>
>Steven
>
>
>
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I picked this motherboard after seeing it praised by several people on
OS2Hardware newsgroup. I would still like to know the diferences
between the various AMD CPUs.
Could someone p;ease give me a quick rundown of current AMD processors.
I am going to build a "fast" machine for the eCS upgrade based on a
GigaByte GA-7VAXP Ultra MB. I am confused by AMD, AMD XP and AMD XP
Thoroughbred CPUs. Can I use the fastest I can afford or are their other
considerations when running OS/2?
The processor is not much of an issue. The MB matters more because of the
built-in peripherals. In your case, I would start with a Google search
for:
GA-7VAXP OS/2
and follow up if needed with a query to the
os2hardware
Yahoo group.
Steven
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