FS: Pentium 133mhz CPU

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#183

Author: David J Miller
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 00:00

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Upgrading, have a 4 month old P-133 cpu forsale.  Make resonable offer and its
yours.

David J Miller
djmiller@ccnet.com

Re: FS: Pentium 133mhz CPU

#184

Author: Toby Wedmore
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 00:00

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David J Miller wrote:
> 
> Upgrading, have a 4 month old P-133 cpu forsale.  Make resonable offer and its
> yours.
> 
> David J Miller
> djmiller@ccnet.com

I was planning on buying a Pentium 75 since thats about all I can afford.
Tell me (ball-park) what you're looking for.

Toby Wedmore
Dept of Linguistics
New York University

Re: FS: Pentium 133mhz CPU

#185

Author: Toby Wedmore
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 00:00

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David J Miller wrote:
> 
> Upgrading, have a 4 month old P-133 cpu forsale.  Make resonable offer and its
> yours.
> 
> David J Miller
> djmiller@ccnet.com

I was planning on buying a Pentium 75 since thats about all I can afford.
Tell me (ball-park) what you're looking for.

Toby Wedmore
Dept of Linguistics
New York University

Re: FS: Pentium 133mhz CPU

#182

Author: Glenn A. Sacks
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1996 00:00

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djmiller@ccnet.com (David J Miller) wrote:

>Upgrading, have a 4 month old P-133 cpu forsale.  Make resonable offer and its
>yours.
>
>David J Miller
>djmiller@ccnet.com
>
>
Um. How about $200

ISO: INFO on "BCM ADVANCED RESEARCH SE2000" 486 EISA motherboard

#181

Author: alaniza
Date: Sun, 14 Apr 1996 00:00

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HELLO from BIG'D  (Dallas, TX)
		
	Any one hear of, or seen any information related to BCM ADVANCED
RESEARCH motherboards??????		I have a SE2000 EISA motherboard with a
486-50 CPU module board,   I am looking for any information on this
unit I can get my hands on, possible any leads on any available CPU
cards for the EISA motherboard........   Thanx

A.Alaniz   <alaniza@why.net, axa4114@dcccd.edu>

Re: ISO: INFO on "BCM ADVANCED RESEARCH SE2000" 486 EISA motherboard

#180

Author: Ken Marsh
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 00:00

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In article <4kq1ff$ku8@what.why.net>,  <alaniza@why.net> wrote:
>HELLO from BIG'D  (Dallas, TX)
>		
>	Any one hear of, or seen any information related to BCM ADVANCED
>RESEARCH motherboards??????		I have a SE2000 EISA motherboard with a
>486-50 CPU module board,   I am looking for any information on this
>unit I can get my hands on, possible any leads on any available CPU
>cards for the EISA motherboard........   Thanx
>
>A.Alaniz   <alaniza@why.net, axa4114@dcccd.edu>

You might as well give it up... most proprietary CPU upgrade boards
cost the same as a whole new motherboard, I went through this go-round
with ALR machines some time ago. A 486 upgrade module cost more
then a whole new 486-66 MB from a name-brand manufacturer. It might make
sense if you have 100 of them and want to upgrade them all with
minimal down-time and can get a volume discount. Don't forget the
old BIOS though!

Besides, if you are interested in Flight Sims (as I assume you are
as you posted in this group) EISA gets you nothing, it may have high
bandwidth for good disk I/O but too high a latency for good video.
It's basically only good for file and database servers.

Just buy a new MB.

Ken.
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