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DUAL ALPHA 500MHZ MACHINE
I just took delivery of a 1GHz machine which I bought expressly for the purpose of running Mathematica. After installation and setup I ran a couple of simulations only to discover that it's performing at about the same level as my 500MHz Pentium III!! Can anyone explain to me why this is the case?

Will NWN run on a 500mhz machine?
Phil Connell a écrit dans le message ... Is there a patch or a workaround for the FoxPro 2.5 "Zero Divide Error" upon startup? FoxPro will not run on my new Pentium 500Mhz machine, but displays Zero Divide Error. If there is a patch, where do I get it? Thanks for the help! Phil.

The TnT2 gets spanked!!!
The network is appoximately as follows: Server: Dual 733-Mhz, 500 mb RAM, NT 4. 15 Workstations ranging from 266 to 500 mhz. If I link the frontend db to the backend via C:, time to load the main form in my DB is under 6 seconds. If I link it thru the Net, time to load (on the machine to which it is linked) is over

Dual Processor and MySQL !
20 When you overclock you are running a machine with an invalidated warranty on every main component (motherboard, CPU, memory chips, video card, hard drive, etc. Intel would love it if every chip they made could run at 500 Mhz. The = 500 Mhz chip would sell for three or four times the price of a 200 Mhz chip.

(DV editing) Laptop must-haves and/or landmines?
I'm sure your 500 Mhz Alpha is a cool machine, but I was talking about AXPs and Multias. Terminology counts. You need to be more specific; AXP is nothing more than an old synonym for Alpha. Most people want a computer to do more than number crunching, like networking, compiling, processing large amounts of data.

Value of a 500 mhz machine approaching 0?
Dear Fellow Lightwavers, I would like to purchase a DUAL ALPHA 500MHZ MACHINE! I was looking to purchase the Deskstation product (Raptor Renegade) but they have informed me that this machine has been taken off the market until August when they will finish their new motherboard. Do you guys have a better solution.

SMPng question
NKrinis Tom Elam wrote: With Intel ramping up the price/performance curve at this rate http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/3/15683.html the days of a 500 mhz machine are coming to an end very quickly. By the end of Q2 2001 you will not even be able to find a new 500 mhz PIII, Intel will not be making anything

FOXPRO 2.6 bug Cancel/Ignore when running on fast machine (500+ MHZ)
Ingot cle...@spamstinks.iglou.com alt games neverwinter-nights "Bill Gigliotti" <bill...@buckeye-express.com> wrote Will NWN run OK on a 500mhz machine? I guess other factors come into play here. The major one's (I'd bet) are processor, Graphics, and memory. I run it on a P3 500mhz, 512mb RAM, and GeForce 3 AGP

Buying a new machine for Photoshop
Klaatu kla...@nospam.invalid comp sys ibm pc games strategic On Wed, 09 Apr 2003 06:43:44 GMT, Pythie posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.strategic: "Buffy The Cache Coder" <buffco...@hotmail.com> I don't think it's the memory, since I got 640MBs worth of it. It could be because I have alot of things in my system tray,

cpu for game machine
Romper rom...@bigpond.net.au alt games neverwinter-nights Its Awesome on the following system AMD Athlon XP (1533Mhz) 768Mb DDR Ram GeForce 4 ti 4600 WinXP - 1027x768x32 (all options on) Romper.

Crashes on 500mhz machine
If I was using the machine for typical consumer applications such as word processing and Internet access, the extra CPU speed would be meaningless. I have run Virtual PC with Win2K on my 500 MHz iBook and my 667 MHz TiBook. It is about twice as fast on the latter, due to a combination of the faster CPU,

machine cooling kills HDD?
Their machines 'MIGHT' be a tad faster than a 500 MHz Mac, but the horrible experience of using Windows more than makes up for it in my book. I feel sorry for them, I truly do. And besides those PCs are probably sour as well! :) You're starting to slip into kookdom, George. If this trends runs unchecked before long

Will NWN run on a 500mhz machine?
Todd DeZotell t...@asiint.com microsoft public fox chatter I have a legacy application (Foxpro for Windows 2.6) that I still run. when ever I put it on a new machine (500+) MHZ, I get a message -> "An error has occurred in your program, to keep working anyway click ignore and save your work in a new file.

Civ3 huge map, 16 players, 500MHz machine
Get a machine with 128 MB RAM and a processor of around 4-500 MHz. The processor is not the most important component in a PC, the two most important components are: 1: the monitor - spend the money here. It's better to buy a high-quality 17-inch than a mediocre 19-inch. (Of course, a high-quality 21-inch is even

Value of a 500 mhz machine approaching 0?
But the reality is that it has been stuck at 500MHz for at least a year. The PPC: MHz challenged if left in Motorolla's hands, but a nice, elegant, and resonably modern ISA with lots of potential left in it. Then where is that potential? Can't even cook an egg on it yet! Lagging way behind at the moment,

Will NWN run on a 500mhz machine?
Phil Barnett dev....@iag.net comp lang clipper On 27 Oct 1999 19:11:44 GMT, Gene Weinbeck <g...@fundraiser-software.com> wrote: Phil Barnett <dev....@iag.net> wrote: Try __wait_4.obj from the Blinker demo. Phil, I can't find that file. I even downloaded the blinker demo, thinking it might be in the demo but not the

Will NWN run on a 500mhz machine?
I have a 500MHz machine. Yeah it's old. Now, when I play Civ3 with 15 other opponents, on a huge map, eventually the wait between turns gets significantly high. I haven't timed it, but enough to make me lose my patience and quit. Probably like 5 minutes. How much shorter would this time be if I were to purchase a

CPU upgrade card gives grey screen on cold boots
I'm running my C-333 S370 @ 500 MHz (100FSB) and 2.1v standard cooling (okok, not very wise..). CPU temp is 44°C on Desktop and up to 51°C in heavy action (a loooong multiplayer party). Sensor is directly beside the CPU metal core. It is rock stable! later i tried to oc a little bit higher.

Deathly slow XP Professional Machine
Paul E Kiefer Jr pkiefe...@aol.com alt games tombraider In article <bm6afr$igbe...@ID-200124.news.uni-berlin.de>, "DavidS" <snap...@post.cz> writes: Minimum (with TnL Graphiccard): 500 MHz CPU 16MB Graphiccard 100% TnL capable, DX9 compatible 200 MB harddrive space Windows 98 (Win95 is not supported) 128 MB Ram

Value of a 500 mhz machine approaching 0?
Will NWN run OK on a 500mhz machine? I am well above all the other requirements. 450mhz requirement seems a little too close for comfort. Maybe I'll just have to wait until I get my laptop a year from now. I'm running it on a P3 550mhz, 256mb ram, and an old 16mb TNT2 AGP card. It runs pretty well with most of the