I Must Be in the Wrong Place. People Look Too Good Went to a computer show yesterday. A bit different than most, not by what was in it, but rather all around it. This show was held at the Nassau
SUMMARY: With the right drives, Iwill’s SIDE RAID 100 card can make disk-intensive apps fly. Iwill was nice enough to send us a sample of their new SIDE RAID 100 card to try out. This card accommodates ATA100 drives and
SUMMARY: Leadtek’s little brother, the GeForce 2MX, compared to the GeForce GTS2 turns out to be not so little – up to a point. This is Leadtek’s GTS2 “lite” version. Turns out this card is not as “lite” as you
A number of days ago, I saw a website running a poll for the best “AMD CPU related” site. I thought to myself, “Gee, we’ve been covering AMD a lot lately,” so I suggested on our front page that maybe
What a PCI IDE or RAID controller essentially does is fool the motherboard into thinking it’s some sort of SCSI device. SCSI devices need some time to look around and figure out what’s attached to it, even if there’s only
Intel Facts of Life Intel will have a cC0 stepping next month, but it won’t help much. No .13 micron PIIIs until well into 2001. Willamette will be a mass-production non-factor in the year 2000. Maybe they do another stepping,
I asked. You told. If your comments were generally positive, I’m putting them in the “good” section; if they weren’t, I’m putting them in the “bad.” I’ve tried to keep as much detail as possible while editing because different people
(This is part of some correspondence) After some further testing, I can see why Ed has some suspicions about the A7V. I decided to try some tricks I learnt back in the days of Celery 266’s @ 448 and my
