Re: News Server self-mutilation
If you are using a pentium motherboard that has the VX, TX, or anything
but the HX chipset, you can slow down your computer by as much as 5% by
putting in more than 64 Mb of RAM, since VX and TX can only cache upto
64 Mb. Ths solution, either get a HX board or a board with VIA chipset.
Sorry for the off-topic reply.
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On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Daniel Laffin wrote:
>
>I guess this is question night. I added an addtional 64 megs of RAM to my
>news server making it 128 total. I also put in another 256K cache to
>total 512K. Now the load is on average twice as high? I dont follow that
>at all.
>
>-Dan
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