Duel Mother Boards??how??

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Originally posted by Malone:
I'm sure your friend really does have dual mobo's. Even I could take a wire (any wire will do, by the way) and connect it to two motherboards and presto! Dual mobo system! Of course, no electricity would actually flow through the wire, but dude, it would be sooooo cool!

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And, DUDE! I could plug my computer into the electrical socket (any electrical socket will do, by the way) and, PRESTO, I have the combined power of all the computers in my local power grid! Hahahaha. Of course, data doesn't actually flow through the electrical socket.

I'm sorry but it doesn't work that way, Malone.

I'm goin to e-mail him on the word of the cable he says he useing.

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Doug Bunker

you are a liar geek boy first it was a wire now it's a cable

you cannot i repeat CANNOT have two motherboards in one computer

you are a liar the reason you wrote this post was to see if it was possible but you didnt wanna feel like you didnt know anything about computers so you said one of your freinds did it later on your gonna say your freind lied to you

geek boy you may be a geek but a computer geek you are not


p.s where the f*** did you get 212 from a 386 it not possible not even in antartica
and 233 from a 486 again not even possible from the northpole

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I had a dx4-120 from amd, pretty good chip too https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif

Anyway, about the dual motherboards, it's possible. See, my friends', brothers', best friends', mom, had this guy at work who knew a guy at the building across from them who lived down the street from this kid who saw a boy in a show who had known this guy from a while back that detailed his sightings on someone that had seen a person who knew another guy that had a friend who ran around showing pictures of this guy that one time had a buddy who had been friends with some guys who were at this dance and heard this story about some guys who invented a system that would allow two motherboards to be run on the same system, which he had gotten from this kid who was working with his friends on an OS that ran over DOS (?) and also had a business where they built computers and one of the guys was into programming, but he didn't know how to program yet, because he didn't know what he was doing, but he built his own computer, then ran a business doing that.

Anyway, I don't believe it because they said they had built an OS that ran over DOS, and I just find it hard to believe that people would waste their time on a 16bit OS. I would have believed the story above if it had not been for that last part.

I have a wire (10baseT) connecting my wife's computer with mine, so I have her 750 AMD with my Celeron 566 and that adds up to something like 1316, but it's too early to open the calculator in Windows for me to verify that.

So you see, it is TREW and d rest o' j00 l053rZ can juz 3e1ieV3 D4t!

Lance - the new dual mobo fiction king

I have to weigh in against your friends there, and suggest that you been duped. No constructive data transfer is going to pass along a simple cable if you link two boards together, except, as noted, direct Lan.

I'm confused, trying to imagine the two boards in a single case, since that must be a big one.

You should skip the whole frankenstein idea of building a computer with two left feet, and focus on getting some socket 7 board, if you want to stay away from the more modern stuff. You can tinker with those and put in all sorts of chips. Hell, I have a P200 you can have (if I can find it and you can bend the pins back into place around one of the outside edges)

I agree that something isn't right here, there are processor farm type things where they have multiple mainboards linked and working together (via eithernet if I am not mistaken) but they are very specialized. For instance, Industrial Light and Magic (big motion picture graphics company owed by Lucas Arts I believe) and Pixar use systems like that to render there insanely high end graphics. HP also builds insanely high end servers (in the millions of dollars range) that consist of multiple motherboards that work togther (communicating over gigabit eithernet I believe) but seeing a 486 motherboard and a 386 motherboard doing it is something I doubt. I don't even think I can recall of any 386 or 486 motherboards with built-in eithernet or anything they could have talked over (doesn't mean they didn't exsist but I have never seen one)

BTW, I have used imbedded versions of the i486 that run at 133Mhz. and I believe there was a PC version of the AMD 486 133Mhz. processor at one time...though I am not certain. A 386 running at 212 or whatever you said doesn't seam even remotely possible to me. I think your friends are lying to ya, or you misunderstood because of the noise...

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Originally posted by Revilre:
Me thinks youre full of ****.

The 486 topped out at 100Mhz and that was an AMD chip. The 386 topped at 25Mhz I think. Secondly there is no such thing as what you describe. So therefore you are full of ****.

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[This message has been edited by jtshaw (edited October 09, 2000).]

I wish I could help.........

Okay,Now I know MORE from the e-mail that I sended him.
He knows how-to program in QBasic(so do I but not very good)he connected a seral(I think it was a nule cable) to both mobo,than he wrote a program so that it will send half of one command and the other half to the other procceser,than It will have the command.
If u want to look at the program,e-mail me
[email protected]

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Doug Bunker

No No No

He's having fun with you all! I implore you to stop all posting NOW!

If you agree, Don't Post IT HERE! No more crapola. Stop, everyone.

HEHE im now dumber for reading all this topic.

Why don't you just have your friends post the precedure for this? Then we will believe you. But what you're saying is what most think of as the impossible (as of yet). However, if it can be done, I'm sure everybody here would love to see how.

-Ryan

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Originally posted by Lance:

Anyway, about the dual motherboards, it's possible. See, my friends', brothers', best friends', mom, had this guy at work who knew a guy at the building across from them who lived down the street from this kid who saw a boy in a show who had known this guy from a while back that detailed his sightings on someone that had seen a person who knew another guy that had a friend who ran around showing pictures of this guy that one time had a buddy who had been friends with some guys who were at this dance and heard this story about some guys who invented a system that would allow two motherboards to be run on the same system, which he had gotten from this kid who was working with his friends on an OS that ran over DOS (?) and also had a business where they built computers and one of the guys was into programming, but he didn't know how to program yet, because he didn't know what he was doing, but he built his own computer, then ran a business doing that.
Lance - the new dual mobo fiction king

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roflmao

Thank you SumDumGai https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif

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Lance

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Originally posted by Shr00m:
HEHE im now dumber for reading all this topic.

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You say that way too much..Have you lost your mind yet?

Hey Geek Boy, maybe you should pay more attention to your English teacher, and forget your goofy friends. LEARN TO SPELL AND ASSEMBLE JUST ONE COMPLETE SENTANCE. I guess this is a good example of our failing public school system. My god!! If you want to communicate, learn the language.

Anyway, your friends are full of it. If you want to learn computers and actually contribute something to the field, study in school. Learn everthing you can about every subject you study. Read these message boards and question everything. Research for yourself and you will learn. good luck and please learn to write and think clearly.

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BP6 with dual 366@550 and loving it