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Pedro_The_Swift
28th April 2007, 06:43 AM
Ok all you 'puter repairers out there,,,
keep your eyes open for a
AMD 3200 BARTON CPU
I want one,,,;)
loanrangie
28th April 2007, 08:55 AM
And i'm after a 64 bit socket 754 3000 or there abouts for a 2nd pc.
incisor
28th April 2007, 08:58 AM
next time you are down, drop in and have a play in my parts bin...
shorty943
30th April 2007, 01:36 PM
And i'm after a 64 bit socket 754 3000 or there abouts for a 2nd pc.
You keep your fingers off my 3800, you.:p
I'm in the shop again on Thursday, I'll look then, if you still have need. Or maybe I will drop an X2 chip into mine.... Checks pockets, Bugger. Nope no X2 money yet.
Closest I can help will be Friday morn, if there is one in the back room.
The Barton chip is very popular for the overclocking it can tolerate, apparently.
I don't bother with that rubbish, I just buy a faster processor.
I take it you hurt yours?
Shorty.
Pedro_The_Swift
30th April 2007, 02:40 PM
no,, :angel:
but thats about it for this system,,
look here for a reality check on your video card
http://www23.tomshardware.com/graphics_2007.html'modelx=33&model1=721&model2=740&chart=275
am quite happy with my 6800GT,, not too many AGP cards that are quicker,,
If I want to go faster still its a new box and all new parts,,,
not much change from a grand,,(and thats if i use on-board graphics,, ugh,, would rather drive a yota)
so a little increase will have to do,,,
for now----:angel:
loanrangie
30th April 2007, 08:36 PM
You keep your fingers off my 3800, you.:p
I'm in the shop again on Thursday, I'll look then, if you still have need. Or maybe I will drop an X2 chip into mine.... Checks pockets, Bugger. Nope no X2 money yet.
Closest I can help will be Friday morn, if there is one in the back room.
The Barton chip is very popular for the overclocking it can tolerate, apparently.
I don't bother with that rubbish, I just buy a faster processor.
I take it you hurt yours?
Shorty.
I'm building a linux dedicated machine so my missus wont sook at how it looks different .
Mick-Kelly
30th April 2007, 08:59 PM
I'm building a linux dedicated machine so my missus wont sook at how it looks different .
Im doing exactly the same thing, I am 95% of the way there with the desktop. 2% of the way there with the old laptop :p
What distro are youu using?
QSDT
1st May 2007, 07:07 AM
Just get a 2500+ an Abit NF7 motherboard and overclock it to a 3200+. With water cooling I got mine to the equiv of an 3800+.
Pedro_The_Swift
1st May 2007, 07:31 AM
Just get a 2500+ an Abit NF7 motherboard and overclock it to a 3200+. With water cooling I got mine to the equiv of an 3800+.
$$$$$$
I dont want to rebuild it(again,,,),
loanrangie
1st May 2007, 08:53 PM
Im doing exactly the same thing, I am 95% of the way there with the desktop. 2% of the way there with the old laptop :p
What distro are youu using?
I am using Kubuntu, originally installed Ubuntu on both my laptop and pc as dual boot but the wife didnt like it so removed it from them and have got my wifes old shop pc to use untill i build the newy.
Mick-Kelly
1st May 2007, 09:21 PM
Ive got half a dozen Ubuntu cd's floating round here and that is probably what will go on first although i would have preferred the KDE desktop environment over Gnome. Ah well can all ways change down the road.
abaddonxi
1st May 2007, 10:44 PM
Ha Ha Ha!
Just picked up a P4 2.8 with a laptop wrapped around it.:eek:
Only needs a screen and a HDD.
Even better, the kids made me go fishing in the skip.
Sorry it's not an AMD.
Cheers
Simon
Mick-Kelly
2nd May 2007, 08:34 AM
Lucky sod, who finds a P4 laptop in a bin, I ask you :(
loanrangie
2nd May 2007, 11:06 AM
Ha Ha Ha!
Just picked up a P4 2.8 with a laptop wrapped around it.:eek:
Only needs a screen and a HDD.
Even better, the kids made me go fishing in the skip.
Sorry it's not an AMD.
Cheers
Simon
That will make a good carputer, just add a lcd touchscreen and maybe a large compact flash card in a pcmcia adapter to use as a hdd.
Pedro_The_Swift
2nd May 2007, 04:03 PM
nice simon,,:D
but its not my 3200 barton:mad:
shorty943
4th May 2007, 06:25 PM
no,, :angel:
but thats about it for this system,,
look here for a reality check on your video card
http://www23.tomshardware.com/graphics_2007.html'modelx=33&model1=721&model2=740&chart=275
am quite happy with my 6800GT,, not too many AGP cards that are quicker,,
If I want to go faster still its a new box and all new parts,,,
not much change from a grand,,(and thats if i use on-board graphics,, ugh,, would rather drive a yota)
so a little increase will have to do,,,
for now----:angel:
O-Kay. Never made the shop today, Landy clutch bung. Still on the to do list.
Checked Tom's site.:( My nVidea 5500 doesn't even get a mention.
Still, it works fine for what I do. nvidea did release a 7000 series card in AGP, about 3 months after they said only PCIe from now on. Pricey. Too pricey for this pensioner at least.
Landy spanner work this weekend, shop on monday, look for fast Barton chip for Pedro, SDRAM for Frank, my brain, got it.
We'll call that plan B. because I usually end up there anyway.
Shorty.
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