That would have been one of my choices since it has the onboard lan.
I see several versions of the 2468 board on websight I'm planning to make purchase from. Monarch Computers. I bought my last board from them and it's been running 24/7 nearly two years with no troubles whatsoever.
I'm looking at this Tyan Thunder K7X S2468GN. It has a 3.3 V 64 bit slot and a 5 V 64 bit slot. Will have to do my homework to see what the difference is. I assume my Adaptec 39160 will work in the 5 volt slot. But now I'm getting off list topic so better stop here.
Hoyt Duff wrote:
On Saturday 12 April 2003 12:20 am, Dean Maluski wrote:
The day is near that I'm purchasing a dual proc. motherboard. Reason for dual proc. is that I have a 39160 64 bit Seagate SCSI board that I want to get the most of. I'm looking at buying a Tyan Tiger motherboard with dual AMD processers. Can anyone recommend if this will be an incompatible purchase with RH9? Would I be better off getting an INTEL motherboard and proc setup? I don't own any INTEL CPU's. I've been using strictly AMD for the last 10+ years but with this purchase I want a machine that will honk. Any comments or suggestions welcome.
Avoid the TYAN MP2466 like the plague. I hate mine. I'm sure it works well with Windows, but not Linux.
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