Dual Tualatin mobo?

[Gabertooth]

OC Community,
I really need a dual Tualatin board...ATA 100 and DDR for sure? Any recommendation and inside info on the new ones 'acoming? Please Help me out.

-Gabertooth

 

[Placid]

Try Msi they might have one.
If not supermicro does.

http://www.supermicro.com/PRODUCT/SUPERServer/SUPER SERVER 6011D Server.htm

 

[Kingslayer]

Dual Tualatins?

Man I pray to the overclocking godz that Abit won't make one. I'll never swing that upgrade past the wife......

 

[Pinky]

Kingslayer (Jul 14, 2001 09:52 p.m.):
Dual Tualatins?

Man I pray to the overclocking godz that Abit won't make one. I'll never swing that upgrade past the wife......

Guess it's time to start putting money into the secret "tweakers" jar in the bowling bag!

Not that I would ever think to do that if I were married...

I should say that a coworker (married with 2 kids) was able to convince his wife he needed to spend $500 to get a P4 upgrade, then swung $200 for his video card. He's either a smooth talker or sleeping on the couch for a few months.

 

[Kingslayer]

Well the only thing that I have in my corner, is she has my old BP-6 and twin 500's. I could give her my VP-6 and my 800's and buy a dual Tualy. And then I can use the BP-6 as a replacement to my AMD200 file server....

Just depends on how much sex I want in the next 6 months, lol.

 

[Treker]

Kingslayer (Jul 15, 2001 12:17 p.m.):
Well the only thing that I have in my corner, is she has my old BP-6 and twin 500's. I could give her my VP-6 and my 800's and buy a dual Tualy. And then I can use the BP-6 as a replacement to my AMD200 file server....

Just depends on how much sex I want in the next 6 months, lol.

Actually I'll be (Hopefully) running dual Tualatins on my VP6, its just a matter of finding the chips at a resonable price, and getting the Neo+ adapter from powerleap, cant wait.

-Treker

 

[Gabertooth]

Treker,


What Neo model is that from Powerleap...and will the Tualatin run in a normal 370? Yeah.

-Gabertooth

 

[Kingslayer]

Yeah let me know how that works out. I know that there was an adapter to run PIII's on the BP-6, but you couldn't do it dual. I'm curious to see what PowerLeap can make for the VP-6 and the Tualies.

 

[Treker]

Gabertooth (Jul 16, 2001 12:09 a.m.):
Treker,


What Neo model is that from Powerleap...and will the Tualatin run in a normal 370? Yeah.

-Gabertooth

Its call the Neo+, but its not out yet.. and yes it will run on almost any 370 board from what I'm hearing.. its gonna be awesome, so hang onto you vp6

I could have sworn I wrote this last night.. now that I think of it a few of my posts are completely missing.. weird.

Laters,
-Trek