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The AMD you gave me was a 2.2 GHz. The only thing wrong with this Gateway is that it needs it's full 2 GB of DDR2 and a real OS/browser. IE 9 was horrendous and Vista was a resource hog IIRC. Windows 10's IE is a little bit better than IE 11 in Windows 7 but it still doesn't get along with vBulletin 4.2.1x and Yahoo (their fault mostly) very well.
Are you aware that bikeforums.net DOWNGRADED to vB 4.1.12 recently? Yesfans.com is still using 4.2.1 and I don't know which version The C.A.B.E. uses now, the version number and vBulletin references are gone and it just says c.2015 The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange, but the URL still has vbulletin in it.
If I pull the DDR2 RAM from that Gateway I could have the MSI K9 up and check it out.
Are you aware that bikeforums.net DOWNGRADED to vB 4.1.12 recently? Yesfans.com is still using 4.2.1 and I don't know which version The C.A.B.E. uses now, the version number and vBulletin references are gone and it just says c.2015 The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange, but the URL still has vbulletin in it.
If I pull the DDR2 RAM from that Gateway I could have the MSI K9 up and check it out.
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Chrome is for car bumpers and grilles.
As I've told you before, I used Netscape in the beginning until my ISP at the time (and they didn't understand this very well in the late 90s or I guess it was overwhelming the support staff at the young internet division of the mutual telephone exchange) insisted we all either choose Netscape 6 (AOHell Mozilla) or IE (I could get up to 5.5) and the AOHell Netscape basically stunk compared to the 4.78 I was using. I don't like falling off a bicycle at all, much less more than once and 5x IE wasn't as horrendous as 3 and 4 by far so being a Windows user from 3.11 I just took Exit MS.
And Edge is whack. They had better stick to IE, which I think was their plan to start with. Edge is the Vista of browsers, or more correctly put the IE 9. But Jer needs to look at the current vB build we have here and compare it to Bike Forums downgrade. BF is part of Internet Brands and I understand that has some connection to Google.
As I've told you before, I used Netscape in the beginning until my ISP at the time (and they didn't understand this very well in the late 90s or I guess it was overwhelming the support staff at the young internet division of the mutual telephone exchange) insisted we all either choose Netscape 6 (AOHell Mozilla) or IE (I could get up to 5.5) and the AOHell Netscape basically stunk compared to the 4.78 I was using. I don't like falling off a bicycle at all, much less more than once and 5x IE wasn't as horrendous as 3 and 4 by far so being a Windows user from 3.11 I just took Exit MS.
And Edge is whack. They had better stick to IE, which I think was their plan to start with. Edge is the Vista of browsers, or more correctly put the IE 9. But Jer needs to look at the current vB build we have here and compare it to Bike Forums downgrade. BF is part of Internet Brands and I understand that has some connection to Google.
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Here you are...I found that both the MSI K9VGM-V MB and the Vista Gateway take 2x 1GB Memory DDR2-667 (PC2-5300) 128x64 CL5 1.8v 240 Pin DIMMs. Tony had offered me some of this memory a while back although I don't know what size off hand I can find four of them on eBay if I understood the auction correctly, could figure if that was for a set of four (4x 1Gb) or I/4, but if that was just one I could get single and pair cheaper.
These are the only DDR2 dims I have found in my stash thus far. They are super zoomie 5-5-5's.
They will down-clock to slower speed with improved latencies btw.
Don't know about that Gateway box, but that standard MSI mobo will accept up to 800's in dual channel mode.
There are a ton of these OCZ dual channel kits on eBoy, used, for less than $20 with free shipping - at various speeds and as 2 x 1GB dimm kits.
Looking in a few other places now ...
They will down-clock to slower speed with improved latencies btw.
Don't know about that Gateway box, but that standard MSI mobo will accept up to 800's in dual channel mode.
There are a ton of these OCZ dual channel kits on eBoy, used, for less than $20 with free shipping - at various speeds and as 2 x 1GB dimm kits.
Looking in a few other places now ...
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Sweet Mother of Pearl! Yes, both will run 800 MHz. A friend here also brought me two more 512 MB PC2-5300Us so I can at least try out the MSI...I found my thermal paste and am working on getting the heatsink and a fan on top.
I have a pair of 1 GB DDR PC3200 from that brand...DANDY!
He also left a Dell Dimension E310 and an old school B110.
It looks like the B110 might have a single core 3.06 GHz 64GJY Prescott with Hyperthreading. Or that's what the service code brings up. Crucial brings up this 1GB DDR PC3200 Unbuffered NON-ECC 2.6V 128Meg x 64 and it can take 2 for 2GB.
It's basically the Dimension 2400.
Now the E310 (aka 3100)...will take 2x 2GB....even a kid can do it...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UIXKvShrpI is proof.
Processor code is GG870 (PROCESSOR, 80547, PENTIUM 4 PRESCOTT DT, Pentium 4 Prescott DT, 2.8GHZ, 1 MEGB, 533FSB, LGA, G1). The base hard drive is 80 GB I think it
http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/dimension-3100/manuals
I have a pair of 1 GB DDR PC3200 from that brand...DANDY!
He also left a Dell Dimension E310 and an old school B110.
It looks like the B110 might have a single core 3.06 GHz 64GJY Prescott with Hyperthreading. Or that's what the service code brings up. Crucial brings up this 1GB DDR PC3200 Unbuffered NON-ECC 2.6V 128Meg x 64 and it can take 2 for 2GB.
It's basically the Dimension 2400.
Now the E310 (aka 3100)...will take 2x 2GB....even a kid can do it...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UIXKvShrpI is proof.
Processor code is GG870 (PROCESSOR, 80547, PENTIUM 4 PRESCOTT DT, Pentium 4 Prescott DT, 2.8GHZ, 1 MEGB, 533FSB, LGA, G1). The base hard drive is 80 GB I think it
http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/dimension-3100/manuals
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Word is that people think all the WHITE SPACES in the Window frame SUCK and they want the colors back.
Microsoft is working on this I have heard.
After 20 years who would have guessed the ability to mix a spectrum of two colors across the top (and use your favorite fonts too I'd bet) would be the favorite feature Windows users desire?
I guess that this only proves that Edge has tanked and people are telling them quit wasting your time, make IE work. Folks just don't seem to like Edge a lot.
Edge is a shaving gel anyway.
Microsoft is working on this I have heard.
After 20 years who would have guessed the ability to mix a spectrum of two colors across the top (and use your favorite fonts too I'd bet) would be the favorite feature Windows users desire?
I guess that this only proves that Edge has tanked and people are telling them quit wasting your time, make IE work. Folks just don't seem to like Edge a lot.
Edge is a shaving gel anyway.
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