Then, what was the original query?  Finding PC100/66 memory is not a
problem.  As long as you have 256MB (with a 300 plus CPU), you're golden,
with XP.  I found RAM to be the biggest bottleneck, with the older
processors/motherboards.  Upping the amount, did wonders.  Going up to 576MB
made it very tolerable (with XP.  Win98 I used 512, with no probs, slick as
shit).  Then, I got into gaming.  Time to chuck the old processor,
motherboard, and video card 
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rAD stood up at show-n-tell, in
[email protected], and said:
	
	
		
		
			Well yes, a 100MHz FSB helps. Got WinXP running on a Celeron 300
overclocked at 4.5x83=373MHz w 192MBs and it seems pretty zippy.
		
		
	 
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"You may be right!  It's all a waste of time!  I guess
that's just a chance I'm prepared to take....A danger
I'm prepared to face.....Cut to the chase." - RUSH