[ On 2011-03-29 at 19:52:20, Sean Dennis wrote to Scott Little ]   
      
    SD> AKA the "Belchfire 4000" box.  I've seen some of those screamers in   
    SD> use at a friend's place who does a lot of graphics rendering.  Amazing   
    SD> how fast those machines are!   
      
   I usually don't notice so much how fast a machine is, more how slow everything   
   else is in comparison.  My main machine is quad core, but if it wasn't for the   
   periodic cleanup of The Women's{tm} (supposedly) 1.6Ghz Celeron laptop, I'd   
   forget to appreciate how smokin' it really is.   
      
    SD> I'm still running OS/2 Warp 4.52 for my BBS, but it's still modern   
    SD> enough for me to do what I need to on it.  The board itself is running   
    SD> on a Dell Dimension 4550 (2gHz/P4, 384 MB RAM, 400GB HD storage space)   
    SD> so that's enough to do anything I need it to.   
      
   Ehh... whatever floats your boat. ;)   
      
   I dumped OS/2 two days after I discovered Argus, COM/IP and NT4.  I mean, by   
   then I had run out of floppy disks to format anyway so there wasn't much point   
   running it anymore ;)   
      
      
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