Comment only one machine can do quad PII's (Score 1) 179
I'm not gonna eve sift through all this to see if someone has said this.
There is a special motherboard with special "dual cpu cards", each containing 2 Pentium II cpus...
only this "special" configuration can have quad pII's...
The name of the of the company or board eludes me because, quite frankly, i don't care.
Do a search for 'dual cpu cards' or something...
Have fun,
EL
There is a special motherboard with special "dual cpu cards", each containing 2 Pentium II cpus...
only this "special" configuration can have quad pII's...
The name of the of the company or board eludes me because, quite frankly, i don't care.
Do a search for 'dual cpu cards' or something...
Have fun,
EL
