![]() ![]() This is a rather old picture already but it brings back some memories. Another picture of board #25 (along with VolariDUO V8 Ultra Retail and VolariV8 Sample) can be found here. The left card is #30, the right card is number 25. As far as I know only 1000 of these nVidia-boards with the green-like blower exist. These are the 'Build-by-nVidia' GeForce FX 5800 Ultra boards which were send out to previewers and such. I like both the quality of the picture and the cards themselves. By the way, this is the case for all the normal ES 'Netburst' CPU's. Note- the slower Celeron D ES CPU's (except some A4 stepping which may overclock badly) don't allow to raise the multiplier above its default multiplier. This is the fastest Celeron D 'Prescott' out there and since its an ES it is possible to simulate every Celeron D 'Prescott' out there by lowering the multiplier. The CPU is now eating it''s nose out most of the time in my server. My first Engineering sample, built in end of 2005 when the 9# models weren't sold yet. Shot of an Intel Pentium D 920 Engineering Sample. The 'Covington' is interesting because it lacks L2 cache which means you have to wait about 5 minutes before the 'double-click' on 'My Computer' is processed ::). ![]() Two Slot 1 Celeron 'Mendocino' CPU's and one Celeron 'Covington'. I like the latter because it is the fastest Pentium II in the old S.E.C.C. Two Mendocino's and the slowest Deschutes (350MHz) CPU. let's find some interesting hardware pictures: ![]()
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