Dragonjames2
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Thats right! Go AMD, we are fighting back. All supporters should get a commission for supporting AMD
AMD vs Intel
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Dragonjames2
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Yes Sun is also good. Motorola make good fones but duff chips
XtremeWarrior
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AMD: faster, cheaper and well they're just good.
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David Lindon
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Ah no, Intel all the way!
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Pipson said:
a XEON is just the same as a pentium but with a bit more cache and a lot more money
. it's Intel biggest rip-off.XtremeWarrior
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I think AMD is best for desktop and gaming PC, Sun is best for servers and Intel is best for target practice.
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David Lindon
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AMD run too hot!
XtremeWarrior
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my XP2200+ was at 40C (about 25C room temp) before i fitted water cooling. And I agree that the first Athlons and Tbirds were a bit hot but the XPs give off a lot less heat (whereas the P4 gives off more than the P3)
4-counter.com/?b=abc problem
I encounter this problem for the first time this afternoon at a client's computer. The OS is Windows 2000 professional, so there is no Restore system available. I tryed Ad-Aware with the latest updated reference file, but although it found it and might have removed it, each time we restarted IE, there it came. I also tried to modify each and every registry key with that value back to yahoo.com, but nothing worked.
I installed Mozilla and recommended my client to stay away from IE and OE for a while until I could find a solution to this malware. I have to congratulate the programmer who did this stuff. He/she is very good. I would admire that person if he/she could give us a way to clear this, now that the point has been recognised.
If anyone has an answer to this problem, I would really appreciate some help.
Cheers,
I encounter this problem for the first time this afternoon at a client's computer. The OS is Windows 2000 professional, so there is no Restore system available. I tryed Ad-Aware with the latest updated reference file, but although it found it and might have removed it, each time we restarted IE, there it came. I also tried to modify each and every registry key with that value back to yahoo.com, but nothing worked.
I installed Mozilla and recommended my client to stay away from IE and OE for a while until I could find a solution to this malware. I have to congratulate the programmer who did this stuff. He/she is very good. I would admire that person if he/she could give us a way to clear this, now that the point has been recognised.
If anyone has an answer to this problem, I would really appreciate some help.
Cheers,
