compudog
07-13-2003, 05:24 PM
This board is about as far away from the bleeding edge as you can get. BUT, it's new, very cheap and all-inclusive. If you think it would be of interest, please respond here or PM and I will do a bit of a "review," or detail my experiences with this $110 USD upgrade board.
A handicapped client of mine wanted to do an upgrade of her aging Celeron 300 but wanted to keep things as inexpensive as possible. She does some digital pics, and occasional board games, but spends a majority of time surfing the net.
Her existing system was a Celeron 300A with 32 MB of PC-66, 13.6 GB HDD, 32X CD-ROM, 4MB Trident PCI video, 16-bit generic sound, and generic 56K modem. Windows 98 OS.
She recently had a broadband connection (cable) installed in her home and needed a NIC. Since the cable company installed the NIC, her PC was completely unstable (Win98) crashing and rebooting. This is what made her decide on the upgrade.
Again, let me know if you are interested in this uber-cheap board.
Edited for spelling
A handicapped client of mine wanted to do an upgrade of her aging Celeron 300 but wanted to keep things as inexpensive as possible. She does some digital pics, and occasional board games, but spends a majority of time surfing the net.
Her existing system was a Celeron 300A with 32 MB of PC-66, 13.6 GB HDD, 32X CD-ROM, 4MB Trident PCI video, 16-bit generic sound, and generic 56K modem. Windows 98 OS.
She recently had a broadband connection (cable) installed in her home and needed a NIC. Since the cable company installed the NIC, her PC was completely unstable (Win98) crashing and rebooting. This is what made her decide on the upgrade.
Again, let me know if you are interested in this uber-cheap board.
Edited for spelling