few things

[piskeante]

just a few questions people:

which was in the past, the bost mobo for pentium 3 EB ?? another thing, when a hard drive has physical errors of about 13 mb is it possible that this will continue increasing?do you think it would be a good idea to use the garanty? Another thing, i know this is not the place to post this, but this way i will finish before. is there any way to be able to print in an epson cx3200 without a color cartridge installed? because it just says there is no color cartridge even if i want to print on black!!

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[Rugger]

which was in the past, the bost mobo for pentium 3 EB ??

Don't know this one...

when a hard drive has physical errors of about 13 mb is it possible that this will continue increasing?do you think it would be a good idea to use the garanty?

Have you done a surface scan of the HDD? How are you identifying the bad sectors? Are you doing al of the common HDD maintenance (adaware, virus scan, defrag)?
If I had a HDD under warranty that was going bad after I had done everything to properly maintain the drive then I would RMA.

is there any way to be able to print in an epson cx3200 without a color cartridge installed? because it just says there is no color cartridge even if i want to print on black!!

Some printers use a combination of the color cartridges to make black ink. I'm not sure about your printer, but you can always read the manual....or look it up on the mfrs website...

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[Crashman]

My favorite PIII board was the Asus P3B-F. Lots of others prefered the Abit BX133-RAID. The first was Slot 1 (but worked with an adapter card), the second was Socket 370. Both used the BX, rated at 100MHz FSB but capable of 150MHz bus (and 133MHz bus of course). Both offered a 1/4 PCI bus divider. The BX didn't support a 1/2 AGP bus divider, so any AGP card would be on an overclocked bus, 2/3 of 133 is ~89MHz.

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