Nicolas Kinnan wrote: > I guess that's the thing... I never used to hear about upgrade problems > in the past because nobody I knew ever got one. However, I did once end > up with a PM6100/60 that was overclocked to 80MHz, and while it was > loud, it also never gave me a problem during the year or so that it was > my main machine. I forget the manufacturer of the overclocking setup... > > I also ended up with a Power Computing PTP225 running a Newer Tech > G3/500 board that ran just swell until recently. I'm pretty sure the > hard drive simply died in it, but until I can be sure, I guess there is > the possibility that there were problems with the G3 board. > > Anyway, I think my point is... um... I think it's that I have long had > an interest in upgrades, but if they're more failure-prone now, I guess > I'll have to squelch that interest and try to scrounge up the dough for > a faster, newer machine. So, I am in fact very interested in how your > situation turns out. I had to replace the motherboard in a completely stock Gigabit Ethernet a month or two ago. I see no reason to single out processor upgrades as a source of problems. -- Rich