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From: Shawn Ramsey <shawn@luke.cpl.net>
To: Elliot Finley <efinley@castlenet.com>
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Subject: Re: Q: which ppp to use?
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> Well, if all my ports are hanging off of the PCI Busmastering host, I
> don't see any problem with I/O Bandwidth...  Isn't a 66 MHZ PCI bus
> capable of something like 33MB/Sec.?  That should be plenty...

33MB? Where did you pull that figure out of? :) I believe standard 33MHz
PCI can do well over 100MB per second. If the PC was limited to 33MB, I
don't think 40MB per second SCSI interface cards would exist. The UDMA
interface can do 33MB per second.