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Subject: Re: Re[2]: AMD Duron
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Why do I keep hearing about win2k and nt when these things ahve no
relevance to this list. better yet, they dont even have any relevance to
the original question.

To answer you, i have an duron 800 overclocked running freebsd and
slackware and its the best experience yet.

Burke

On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, Y wrote:

> Hello Doug,
>
> Tuesday, January 23, 2001, 02:49:04, you wrote:
>
> DY> I personally have never tried an AMD chip with any version of unix, but I've
> DY> found them a total dog with WinNT & Win2000 so I'm not inclined to waste
> DY> time with them. From postings I've seen to this list it appears that many
>
>         on a net i administer we have two small offices as parts of a
>         MAN that we run on Durons plus one TBird MS SQL 7 server
>         machine on MSI and DFI boards. 38 NT 4 workstations and one
>         server: no AMD specific problems whatsoever. this home machine
>         is also Duron 600(512 RAM) running FreeBSD, Linux and W2k Pro the only
>         problems i noticed with Win are the same we have with Pentiums
>         as well. What troubles do you experience with AMD ? I am
>         asking, because we are contemplating to lay a few larger LANs
>         out using it.
>
>         TIA
> --
> Best regards,
>  Y
>
>
>
>
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