[rescue] Multia Question

[Dave McGuire]

On Monday, February 17, 2003, at 02:49 AM, Bjorn Ramqvist wrote:
>>    NO!  All avenues of investigation must be explored first.  One
>> wouldn't want to risk damaging such a highly capable, unbelievably
>> expensive, and incredibly rare machine as a Multia.
>
> Speaking of Multia; I'd want one.

   There's no accounting for taste. ;)

> I've got one 233MHz and one 266MHz CPU that could use a good home in 
> one
> of these critters? They're from Alphastation 200 and 255s, but are they
> pin-compatible in any way?

   Nope...21064s and 21066s are completely different chips.  Not to 
mention the fact that a 21064 can mop the floor with a 21066...the poor 
Multia would probably melt down and turn into a black hole.

       -Dave

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