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Lance Birch wrote in message <36db7991.0@news.povray.org>...
>Mainly because NT is very expensive, and people like 9x's easy of use when
>it comes to PnP and USB. I personally would like to use NT, but I don't
>have the money at the moment.
>
>Of course there are NT's benefits over 95/98 at the moment like
>multi-processor support. I'd definitely like to see SGI's new
>workstation... it runs Windows NT and has 4 Intel Xeon processors!!!
>
>(he he he, a TAD out of my price range too ;-)
Re price: It's only about $100 more bought with a system.
Re USB and PnP: makes sence. Also multi-monitor support, if it works
right.
Re 4 Xeon: That's my next machine! I'm serious -- 12 to 18 months I want a
quad PIII Xeon, I'm guessing 1200Mhz... where did you see quad boards?
Right now I have a dual P-Pro, and I'm planning to overclock it to 266, with
proper cooling and heat monitoring facilities. Upgrading to a dual PII-450
would require new RAM, new case, too and would not be that much of a speed
improvement. So I'll stick with periphials for another year, and only
things that can grow into the next system with me.
--John
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