Not Prescotts. Northwoods. FSB for the previously cited Dell Inspirons was
either 400MHz for the Celeries or 533MHz for the P4s.

www.charter.net UN-enhances my browsing experiences and sucks totally. I am
contemplating leaving Charter for Verizon DSL, and often read my web email at
mail2web.com instead of Charter's sucky web interface. There are beaucoup other
problems with Charter, who have a monopoly on cable TV and cable internet in our
town, a tribute to the stupid politicians who legislated the gerrymandering of
cable TV on a town by town basis, with cable internet coming along as an
afterthought... Ben Myers

On Fri, 16 May 2008 11:26:34 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Hi!

charter.net

Ben, you might want to know about:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05...er_and_nebuad/

temperature, say somewhere in the 120's Fahrenheit.

My Latitude D800 at 100% CPU utilization can make 159 degrees (F).
It's only ever shut down when I left the lid closed overnight. (Long
story...it was running a backup at the time...)

Despite the fact that these computers used mostly desktop
P4s and some desktop Celeries, they are pretty decent
when allowed to run cool.

I hope they weren't P4 Prescotts! If they were, I'm going to cringe. I
know how the huge fan in my Dim8300 could get to simply roaring on a
hot summer's day (and that was in a lightly air conditioned room).

William