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AMD / Nvidia Hyper transport or Intel ... ...

You also have to look at total busses, usually intel chipsets gives you more busses, so there is less bandwith sharing between slots. Some more on what you are looking to do would help, like what cards, how man, and are they 32 bit, 64 bit, or PCI-X?
- BeeMojo
- Post #2
- Jul 14, 2002
- Forum: Motherboards
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Is DVI limited to 1280x1024? And if so, why?

there seems to be a little confusion here, DVI and DVI-i DVI-d. DVI is used for Digital connects only, and you can have some pretty long cables with it. It is for Digital moitors, like LCD's Plasma etc, not for CRT's. On a video card with both Analog and DVI, usually the DVI will not work...
- BeeMojo
- Post #24
- Jul 14, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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Matrox Parhelia review @ Toms

Not if you are playing an unoptimized uneleased game with fsaa set at 16x! hehe...
- BeeMojo
- Post #161
- Jun 25, 2002
- Forum: Computer Building
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Matrox Parhelia review @ Toms

Greeb, you are bitter. why, only you know, it is apparent that you are loyal to Matrox for no reasons other than your own. ALL of your listed reasons are easily disputed. You flame others because they are loyal to other brands. Reasons? Dx 9 games are comming? when? this was the same...
- BeeMojo
- Post #156
- Jun 25, 2002
- Forum: Computer Building
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why the big different between win2kpro and server

The difference is easy, a piece of paper and a couple of registry keys. That is the difference. They are the same binaries. Same, same same. The paper diffences is how many connections you can have, on paper it is 10, in real life it is unlimited. On server, you are supposed to pay for the...
- BeeMojo
- Post #11
- May 19, 2002
- Forum: Operating Systems
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ME, Good or bad?

From my experience, ME is to win98 what XP is to win2k. I know alot of people hate it, the main difference I saw was very improved plug and play. This is also a big part of XP compaired to 2k. The USB, and the plug an play in ME is very different from win98, and if you have usb devices that...
- BeeMojo
- Post #9
- May 19, 2002
- Forum: Operating Systems
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How would you attain Dell's level of effective cooling?

My dell 8200 at work is silent, it uses the same style heat sink form the 4100 (bigger) with a fan pulling air out the back via a green plastic duct, with a small fan attatched to the side of the heatsink. The hard drives are Seagate ata, so no noise there and the cdrom and burner are also...
- BeeMojo
- Post #11
- May 19, 2002
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Ridiculous invention - how to make it work?

If cost is no object, yes. They are even making a similar thing for skiing, a large disk on an angle so you can downhill forever. Part of the disk is passes into a refrigerated area, and refreshes the snow. They could do a similar thing for ice, but the size would be the factor.
- BeeMojo
- Post #9
- Apr 15, 2002
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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Prestonia (Northwood + SMT enabled) Available Now...Where's Anand's Review?

According to Intel, The 1.5Ghz is 10% faster than the 900MHz, and the 1.6Ghz is 20% faster than the 900Mhz. The OS's that are optimized for P4 architecture will provide the best performance results, and those OS's will be Microsoft's .NET and the next generation of Linux. The value...
- BeeMojo
- Post #5
- Feb 16, 2002
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking

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