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From: jason <jason@intercom.com>
To: Jamie Bowden <jamie@itribe.net>
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Subject: Re: Motherboards.
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Go rackmount... alot of 19" rackmount cases support up to 20 slots in a 
passive backplane form factor. Interlogic makes custom backplanes,
might be able to talk them into making a 19 slot PCI system
(19 PCI slots, one motherboard slot). This is the option if you
have some extra bucks to spend.

http://www.infoview.com/

	-J 


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