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From: The Classiest Man Alive <ksmm@cybercom.net>
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Subject: LS-120, Riva 128, ASUS motherboard
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Does anybody have any experience (good or bad) with the LS-120 floppy
drive upgrades?  I'm interested in how they perform with FreeBSD and/or
Windows.

How about the Riva 128-based video cards?  How do they fare against the
Matrox Millenium II?

Does anyone know if anything special needs to be done to get the ASUS
P2L97 to work with more than 64 MB of RAM (BIOS settings, switches,
anything)?


Thanks all,
K.S.