If rumors floating around the 'Net are true, Intel is set to drop support for the PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus when it launches its next-generation 6-series of chipsets with support ...

The bus situation inside of systems is getting a lot better here in 2019. The PCI-Express 4.0 bus, which was introduced in 2017, came out first in IBM’s Power9-based Power Systems machines later that ...

A more intuitive approach would be to place the PCIe bridge in front of the PCI bridge to solve the need for the CPLD arbiter. However, inserting an external arbiter on the PCI bus is less expensive ...

PCI is bus mastered, meaning that all devices can talk to each other without CPU intervention, which increases system performance. PCI slots are white and much shorter than EISA slots.

The PCI bus has no pullups on the AD bus and C/BE lines. To avoid having these signals float for a long period, PCI designs must implement bus parking, meaning that a master device drives the AD bus ...

Help! I'm totally confused. Please help me understand what bus speeds, chipsets, proc speeds, and other settings govern the PCI bus performance.I'm running a video application that is using a ...

The reason that PCI-Express 4.0 took so long – almost twice as long as usual and longer than any PCI bus jump – is simple: It is really hard to keep driving up capacity on all devices, and no ...

My Leadtek 7350KDA has 1/4, 1/5, and I think 1/6 dividers for the PCI bus, so that it can run at 33Mhz even if you push the FSB up to 166Mhz, or *gasp* 200Mhz. It has similar dividers for the AGP ...

Faster connectivity between PCI-X buses and the elimination of bottlenecks in I/O heavy systems is the goal of the P17C21P100 PCI-X to PCI-X bridge. The 2-port device supports the full 64-Bit/133 ...

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Technologies like Parallel ATA and PCI were never intended to last as long as they did. While PCI just passed its tenth birthday, Parallel ATA first appeared 20 years ago as an option on IBM's PC-AT.