I'll use Intel today, no wait, I'll use AMD...
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Pepsiboy700
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Yeah i knew about that a long time ago, seemed cool but impractible to have multiple cpus. I would probably have just a p4 3.2 ghz and a x2 or something.
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$50 for a SIMA card is a bit high. you can often get a new motherboard for that. not a great one, but then again neither is this one....
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why wouldn't you be able to use your other parts?
as long as you get the right type (PCI-E/AGP, SATA/IDE)
as long as you get the right type (PCI-E/AGP, SATA/IDE)
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it takes me 15 minutes tops to do that.
and it's not as though you switch motherboards every day.
and it's not as though you switch motherboards every day.
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I'd get it if I were just a rich bastard with too much money on my hands....I'd never get it as a practical application.
I really don't see the point of doing that....if you have an intel or AMD and want to go to the other platform then you should just make a full on switch, not waste money with a board like that.
I really don't see the point of doing that....if you have an intel or AMD and want to go to the other platform then you should just make a full on switch, not waste money with a board like that.
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There will always be a product that offers the best of both worlds, but it always comes with a price.
I don't see a practical applications for it, as nubius said.
I don't see a practical applications for it, as nubius said.
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