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A Digital ZX6000 with 4 P6-200's works fine under a > 1 year old version
of 3.0.  Haven't had the courage to upgrade to the latest release.

I would feel confident that any name-brand (HP, Digital, Compaq, etc)
multi-processor would work.

On Mon, 7 Dec 1998, Billy Bath x102 wrote:

> Hello, Support
> Could you please tell me, which MB's are supported. I need to build a
> system who could use Quad CPU's..
> The word is out there,that it runs fine. I want a pointer to select right
> hardware..
> thanks..
> cheers,,bb
> 
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