rec.autos.simulators

by **MIlic102** » Wed, 16 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Read the full review and testing ....
http://www.racesimcentral.net/

by **Phil Abe** » Wed, 16 Dec 1998 04:00:00

The 300A sure is a great (cheap) option for all us gpl ***s. I picked one
up on the weekend here in Sydney, Oz for $170aud, which is just a bargain.
However to get stability at 450MHz i had to up the core voltage to 2.2, so
today i bought the biggest fan i could find (6x6inches)) which will
hopefully keep it cool. I have it slotted in an AbitBH6, 128mb with an 8mb
Thriller. Gpl with a full grid & full graphics at 36fps is a sight to
behold. I now have it networked to my P233-V1000, and i've been trying to
test it out with my wife, who's using a crappy joystick, but she has failed
to make it thru Curva Grande on around 15-20 attempts...hehe...oh well, at
least it works !

Cheers Phil

>Read the full review and testing ....
>http://www.racesimcentral.net/

by **Don Hancoc** » Wed, 16 Dec 1998 04:00:00

>The 300A sure is a great (cheap) option for all us gpl ***s. I picked
one
>up on the weekend here in Sydney, Oz for $170aud, which is just a bargain.

KA-6100 board (used it since it's an AT board)! Love it (for now)! I'd
thought about the K6-2, but (ashamedly) I feel the Slot 1 has the most
EXPANDABILITY available (as of now, anyway). This is the first Intel chip
I've owned since my 486-33 I ditched 6 years ago! Counting a 64MB PC-100
DIMM, my upgrade cost was less than $300US!

Don Hancock
"Gunner"

by **Nathan Wo** » Thu, 17 Dec 1998 04:00:00

On Tue, 15 Dec 1998 21:30:21 +1100, "Phil Abel"

Phil,

I paid a little more than you ($180), but mine fired up straight away
at 450MHz using the standard core voltage of 2.0V. Same went for my
266 Celeron at 400MHz (which I only got 6 weeks ago!).
I am also using the Abit BH6, 64MB Pc100, and an 8MB INtel i740 2D/3D,
coupled with a 12MB Voodoo2.

BTW, my S-code for the CPU is SL32A.

>The 300A sure is a great (cheap) option for all us gpl ***s. I picked one
>up on the weekend here in Sydney, Oz for $170aud, which is just a bargain.
>However to get stability at 450MHz i had to up the core voltage to 2.2, so
>today i bought the biggest fan i could find (6x6inches)) which will
>hopefully keep it cool. I have it slotted in an AbitBH6, 128mb with an 8mb
>Thriller. Gpl with a full grid & full graphics at 36fps is a sight to
>behold. I now have it networked to my P233-V1000, and i've been trying to
>test it out with my wife, who's using a crappy joystick, but she has failed
>to make it thru Curva Grande on around 15-20 attempts...hehe...oh well, at
>least it works !

>Cheers Phil

>>Read the full review and testing ....
>>http://www.racesimcentral.net/

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by **Dan** » Sun, 20 Dec 1998 04:00:00

The 300A is indeed a great bargain. I've done 4 systems now with the 300A.
3 of them booted to 450MHZ first attempt and at core 2.0 voltage. 1
required 2.3 volts, and still wouldn't work with N2 or GPL. Everything else
worked fine though. All 4 used a BH6 Abit mb.

Dan --

>The 300A sure is a great (cheap) option for all us gpl ***s. I picked
one
>up on the weekend here in Sydney, Oz for $170aud, which is just a bargain.
>However to get stability at 450MHz i had to up the core voltage to 2.2, so
>Cheers Phil

>>Read the full review and testing ....
>>http://www.racesimcentral.net/

rec.autos.simulators

CeleRon 300A gets 10 out of 10 Rating !!!

CeleRon 300A gets 10 out of 10 Rating !!!

CeleRon 300A gets 10 out of 10 Rating !!!

CeleRon 300A gets 10 out of 10 Rating !!!

CeleRon 300A gets 10 out of 10 Rating !!!

CeleRon 300A gets 10 out of 10 Rating !!!