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> > The irony is that if we could only fit more than 128MB of memory into
> > this beast we could do even more..  I wonder if anyone from Intel is
> > listening?  Guys!  We need a decent motherboard with room for more
> > memory, please! please! :-)

What happened to the old motherboard with 192MB of RAM?

-Jerry.