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stinky

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  1. stinky replied to stinky's topic in Windows 9x/ME
    I'm to go with a geforce 78000 gs, apparently it only needs 400-450w. That's why I was looking at that 600w, just to have that extra buffer of power just in case.
  2. stinky replied to stinky's topic in Windows 9x/ME
    I'd like to know the answer to that as well. Also, I was thinking about using this psu. Good idea or would it being 600w fry this mobo?
  3. stinky replied to stinky's topic in Windows 9x/ME
    Also, if I were to play games such as Commandos, wouldn't the game be running freaklishly fast because of this rigs' build being too powerful? Thank you!
  4. stinky replied to stinky's topic in Windows 9x/ME
    Thank you for the information- where could I acquire this commercial 3GB Ram patch, my friend?
  5. stinky posted a topic in Windows 9x/ME
    Howdy, I'm looking at building a W98SE rig, with the best/most durable hardware components, the case being that of a Compaq Presario 7360, for nostalgic purposes. I know that there is a lot of unstability with W98 when it comes to the newer hardware and whatnot, so I've come asking for your knowledge and advice. From what I could gather, the mobo that came with the 7360 is an ATX, so at least I have that to start from. I was thinking about a Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.73Ghz for the processor, FAT32 under 137GB (so files won't get corrupted). I was thinking about a ASUS P5PE-VM mobo, but I don't think that it would be compatible (seeing how it's a micro-ATX, unless if I'm stopid) Thanks for reading, and for the advice, Cheers, Jimmy

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