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Subject: Re: SMP P-Pro MoBo - Recommendations?
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On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, Steve Sims wrote:

> I know this is a rehash of a thread from a couple of months ago, but.....
> 
> I'm thinking of plopping a dual P-Pro motherboard in my overstressed 
> P5/120.

  ASUS has a nice dual-PPro board.  The CPUs are on a daughter-card.  You
can get dual-P5, dual-P6, and dual-PII daughtercards (there is only one
daughtercard slot).  I've got two of these in 24x7 servers.  Work well.

Tom