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Jun. 14th, 2005 12:02 amI know, another week of 3D artwork. I suck. Little Dragon needs to get Furraldo out!
Last Saturday, the RAM supposedly for my laptop came in. 200-pin SODIMM stuff. I need 144-pin SODIMMs. Those got RMA'ed back today -- they're in the mail, I don't care what they do with 'em, just don't send 'em to me I can't use 'em. (If the company handles the return well, I may send some junk RAM up to them, see what I can get)
Ordered the correct ones off of Ebay. A pair of 144-pin 128 MB SODIMMs for $11 each, $15 total shipping, $2 insurance. $38 total. The company had 50+ in stock when I ordered, and they were going. Needless to say, I'm topping out my laptop.
Pentium II CPU came in today, so I can try to get a motherboard working on it. If so, neobast gets a brain transplant, a BIOS upgrade, a ton of SCSI drives, and maybe, just maybe, the faster Celeron![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
xaviusarchangel gave me. If I can find another mobo for a K6-2/450 chip (one that shuts down and reboots correctly in Linux, and I can find the manuals and BIOS for) and a new case, I'll move terry over to it, and relegate mikail and aquin to oddball status. I wonder if I could sell them to PC Retro...
Last Saturday, the RAM supposedly for my laptop came in. 200-pin SODIMM stuff. I need 144-pin SODIMMs. Those got RMA'ed back today -- they're in the mail, I don't care what they do with 'em, just don't send 'em to me I can't use 'em. (If the company handles the return well, I may send some junk RAM up to them, see what I can get)
Ordered the correct ones off of Ebay. A pair of 144-pin 128 MB SODIMMs for $11 each, $15 total shipping, $2 insurance. $38 total. The company had 50+ in stock when I ordered, and they were going. Needless to say, I'm topping out my laptop.
Pentium II CPU came in today, so I can try to get a motherboard working on it. If so, neobast gets a brain transplant, a BIOS upgrade, a ton of SCSI drives, and maybe, just maybe, the faster Celeron
xaviusarchangel gave me. If I can find another mobo for a K6-2/450 chip (one that shuts down and reboots correctly in Linux, and I can find the manuals and BIOS for) and a new case, I'll move terry over to it, and relegate mikail and aquin to oddball status. I wonder if I could sell them to PC Retro...
