Re: dual processor question

> ps. Multi-processor systems do tend to be expensive, because they are the
> relatively high-performance designs, and are likely more than n-times the
> cost of one, while giving maybe 0.6 times n the performance. Valuable for
> some, and overly-costly for many.

    ... And your system will take only marginally
    longer to be outdated. I'd recommend you
    migrate to unix if you want the performance,
    otherwise stick with your single-processor
    desktops (especially if you can get a spiffy
    enough motherboard which supports frequent
    processor updates).

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Travis Wall, Graphic Designer
Defiance Visual Industries

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