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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
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> 1.)  Does FreeBSD and AMD K6-2 350 make a good combination as far as
> performance, speed, and stability goes?

	Yes, I've had no problems doing so.

> 2.)  Other than ASUS motherboards, what would be another good choice for a
> low cost FreeBSD Workstation/Server?
 
	I've not priced Asus motherboards lately, but I've been VERY 
happy with Soltek. They're approaching the market much like Asus did in 
it's early days, good quality for a good price. The ASUS T2P4 is still 
probally one of the best motherboards around (though it's out of 
production,) I'd say that the Soltek U1 series is a good replacement for 
it. 


						Rick


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