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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
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> "I have been having [network | reboot | disk i/o | ...] problems", try
> everything they could think of for a week, and then someone asked: "Are
> the machines o/c'ed?"

	I've been saying this for years...:) It's one of the reasons why 
I don't like Diamond Video anything anymore... all their chips are 
overclocked. I had a customer once who was an avid gamer. He over clocked 
his P100 chip to 133&150. The computer tended to lock up or crash later. 
After about three weeks I clocked it down on him and set him in front of 
it... he was estatic that it didn't crash! :)

					Rick


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