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>The machine I have just bought is a Dual Celeron 400 using A-bit's new
>BP6 board which takes the Socket370 PPGA Celerons directly rather than
>requiring an adaptor card... seems to be a nice board with two UDMA/66 
>IDE channels and 2 normal IDE channels for ~$300 inc tax... with the
>Celerons at ~$140 each it seemed a good deal

Have been looking around for prices on various configurations but cant
get close to the 
above locally.  If you dont mind me asking where did you buy from.

Mark

> the latest versions of the
> adapter boards you are talking about do the rewiring on the card... and
> the A-bit BP6 which takes 2 Celeron's directly does it on the
> motherboard... Intel have been threatening to take the multiprocessor
> functionality out of the core of the Celeron's however... There is a web
> petition to them at http://www.cpureview.com/smp_petition.html
> 

> The dual Celeron machines we have here in the office are PPGA Celeron's
> with Adaptor cards and a Dual slot 1 board...
> 
> Kim
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