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I wouldn't be surprised if that's what HostCrocket was running on, and that some jackass with a baseball bat occasionally came and whacked a few of the drives with it
 
HA! That looks like a machine i had back at the U once. Well not exactly. But i've had a few machines with no cover. A guys gotta do what a guys gotta do. If you can't afford a case what are you gonna to do, NOT use your computer? Riiiight. Atleast mine utilized a desk and bookcase fairly well.
 
probably wouldnt be a half bad setup if they would have just stapled a huge sheet of anti static to the board first.
 
And think of the cooling possibilities... no longer bound by the width limits of conventional cases, you could probably concoct a liquid cooling system bigger than the computer setup itself
 
I'm having trouble believing that a case was unaffordable when they've got 11 SCSI HD's pinned to that plywood...
 
But why would you want to with a processor that's old enough to work with a motherboard that has SIMM sockets?
 
Oh, yeah, it's some sort of socket 7. I laughed about this one with my IT guy. It's amazing. We had basically the same conversation as this one. :D
 
HomeLAN said:
Oh, yeah, it's some sort of socket 7. I laughed about this one with my IT guy. It's amazing. We had basically the same conversation as this one. :D
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Sure it's not socket a? I have a socket a board that uses SIMMS...I even have an ISA slot that is being used! :eek2: ;)
 
Nope, not sure, but it looks to be the size of a socket 7. Besides, boards with both 72 pin and 168 pin were a hell of a lot more common on socket 7.

I'd never even heard of a socket A with 72 pin slots before.
 
Gato_Solo said:
Sure it's not socket a? I have a socket a board that uses SIMMS...I even have an ISA slot that is being used! :eek2: ;)
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you sure :eek: socket A cannot use simms as far as i know, need alot of em for the banks, prolly mean DIMMS, you mean SDRAM right? :D they're talking about the white slots on the board which have no modules in it, 72 pin simm slots, the 168pin DIMM slot is filled with a module there, prolly a socket 7 pentium board.
 
there is no way in hell they would have released a socket a board with simms. hell simms where already phased out when socket a came out. and shit imagine running an athlon with 128 mb simms....the would have been slower than a k6-2 with a 100 mhz bus.
 
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