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Motherboard Reviews, News, Guides, And Tools. Indeed, the K8SLI is quite a strange board. I m sure that you ll agree with me once you scsi may not be an economical solution for a desktop computer, http://www.motherboards.org/
Extractions: @import "/css/mb_liquid_layout.css"; @import "/css/mb_liquid_menu.css"; EPoX 9NPA + SLI Motherboard Review Author: Benjamin Sun Date: Category: Motherboards EPoX has been around for quite some time now and every so often they produce a real winner of a product. Their new 9NPA + SLI motherboard is one of those products: fast, stable, ergonomic, and overclockable, a product worthy of your attention. ATI All-In-Wonder X800XL PCIx Video Card Review Author: Benjamin Sun Date: Category: Hardware ATI has always had the lion's share of market when it comes to home multimedia VGA cards and the new AIW PCIx X800XL continues in that trend. It has all the features that made the All-In-Wonder brand the choice of millions of consumers with a few added twists for more appeal. AOpen XC Cube MZ855 II Mini PC Review Author: Benjamin Sun Date: Category: Hardware If space is a concern for your PC, then the AOpen XC Cube MZ855 II is sure-fire winner. Using the 855GM chipset, the unit runs off the Pentium M processor and remains cool even in the small confines of the XC Cube. Crucial Ballistix PC2-6400 Memory Review Author: Tulatin Date: Category: Hardware While it's one of the most important components of any system, memory is unfortunately another of the items afflicted with a dual identity. After all, perhaps one of the hottest enthusiast topics right now is how much memory bandwidth your system can put out, while maintaining the lowest possible timings.
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Extractions: SCSI, 1394 And Other Interfaces [Home] [History] [Help] [SATA] ... [ADVDRVR] There is another popular(?) mass storage device interface called SCSI. SCSI has its ups and downs, mostly down recently, as the prices of SCSI host adapters and devices remain very high compared to ATA/ATAPI. SCSI has changed a lot over the years. SCSI is basically a generalized device interface that defines the structure of commands, the way those commands are executed, and the way status is processed. SCSI has many physical interfaces, such as the old Parallel Interface, Fiber Channel, IEEE 1394, and ATA/ATAPI. ATAPI is one of the many SCSI physical transport layers. So an ATAPI device is really a SCSI device using a simple, cheap and high speed physical interface. If you are looking for the SCSI command set used by ATAPI CD-ROM or DVD devices then you should go to the T10 site and find the MMC or MMC-2 documents. Please note that the old SFF-8020 (INF-8020) document is now obsolete. SFF-8020 (INF-8020) has been replaced by the T13 ATA/ATAPI-4 standard (for the interface and command protocol descriptions) and by the T10 MMC or MMC-2 standards (for the SCSI command set). The SCSI standards are published by ANSI NCITS Technical Committee 10, or just T10:
