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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 10:44:39 -0600
From: Allan Alford <aa@jump.net>
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Subject: Re: Speed of the cards? was Re: SCSI card to choose
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Satoshi Asami wrote:
> 
>  * From: Allan Alford <aa@jump.net>
> 
>  * PCI bus speed = 1/2 motherboard bus speed.  Motherboard bus speed is the
>  * same as 'CPU speed' without the clock multiplier.  The newest
> 
> Don't the VIA Apollo chipsets allow you to keep the PCI bus at 33MHz
> even when the system bus is running at 75MHz or 83MHz?
> 
> Satoshi

No clue, but I do know that Apollo/K6 is an awesome combination for the
price.

- Allan