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Re: Extensive 486 Modification - Getting an IBM PC 350 Type 6581 motherboard into a Packard Bell Legend PB400 Case

3. That yellow plastic HDD adapter looks awful, use metal adapters as such: 20191218_135830.jpg Metal 3.5" to 5.25" adapter set? I may have messed up, because I got a full steel wrap-around frame that the HDD sits in the center of. :lol: Jokes aside, it looks massively better than it used to. I …

Re: To end the AMD v. Intel debate.

Yeah, this is where I'm at a crossroads building a new rig. Can't decide between those two....flip a coin? I would say that you should get whatever performs best in the fields you want it to. If you use programs (or games) that are heavily multi-threaded, I would go for whatever has more cores/ …

Re: To end the AMD v. Intel debate.

I stand corrected on the first part. On the second part, I was talking specifically about x86. IBM having multi-threading in the 1960's didn't change the fact that the x86 PC market didn't get that until the early 2000's, on a wide scale. Regarding the third part, AMD was at least part of the fleet …

Re: To end the AMD v. Intel debate.

As far as I am concerned, Intel or AMD making the "chiplet," (in my opinion, it's a terrible design. just put it all on a card. you know, i wouldnt have to change the thermal paste every time i switched a cpu in and out of a motherboard. imagine buying a cpu and just having to remove the old one, …

Re: To end the AMD v. Intel debate.

This all just reminded me of AMD v. Intel flamewars I found a while back while looking at random, ancient threads about Quake. They used to get nasty back then, and I imagine they still do, but finding people cursing each other out because Quake was optimized for the Pentium and not the K5 or …

To end the AMD v. Intel debate.

There is only one good processor company, and that's Cyrix. I don't want to see any Intel or AMD plebeians try to correct this, there was always Cyrix, there was never anything but Cyrix, and there never will be anything but Cyrix. I have custom-designed a super computer that uses 30,000 225Mhz …

Re: On "time-accuracy," and whether it's worth it.

Can't remember all my various builds but I found these in my files. This will be sure to drive you crazy. I respect your commitment and knowledge, keep it up but don't let your body be found under a mountain of computer hardware unless that's the way you want to go. heh I really don't want to be …

On "time-accuracy," and whether it's worth it.

I don't know if this belongs here, but I felt like it wouldn't really fit in general hardware because that's more "halp mi my thri ait six di ex thurti thri megihurtz d i e d" sort of stuff. At least, that's what I end up using it for :lol: However, for some odd reason when I started my obsession …

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