Re: [TCLUG:21533] pci video cards

[dopp@acm.cs.umn.edu]

> 
> They also had this HUGE motherboard of unknown architecture, that seems to have
> been designed to take four P-Pro chips... Anyone else seen that animal?
> 
Unknown architecture?  If it takes P-Pro's it's prolly x86.. THough, most
likely, a hack of sorts.  The P-Pro's could only run as a pair at most.
Some companies thought it would be fun to hack boards that could use a
bunchuvem.  The most I saw was a machine with a 6-way P-Pro for auction on
Ebay.  It only came with drivers to run WinNT or SCO, IIRC.

Gabe

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