64bit/66MHz PCI mobos (Intel STL2, Asus CUR-DLS)
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Steffen Persvold sp at scali.noWed May 23 06:13:33 PDT 2001
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Chris Black wrote: > > We have been looking into motherboards that provide 64-bit 66MHz > PCI slots and haven't had much luck. We are now evaluating the > Intel Server Board STL2, but have had some problems with it in > terms of getting the IDE to work correctly with UltraDMA support. > Can anyone share any experience with these boards in terms of > problems and what needs to be done to get them to work? It seems > they are a bit finicky in respect to the type of memory they want > as well. > > Has anyone found any motherboards that can reliably do 66MHz/64bit > PCI bus transfers? We are trying to maximize the performance of > our gigabit cards which do support 66MHz/64bit operation. We looked > at the ASUS CUR-DLS but it appears that although it has 64bit pci > slots, these run at 33MHz. > The SuperMicro (http://www.supermicro.com) 370DE{6,R} cards are actually quite nice. They both have onboard SCSI-3. The SuperMicro 370DL{3,E,R} are a cheaper variant (LE chipset) and the 370DLE is without SCSI. I haven't checked too much, but I believe all of these boards are cheaper than both the Intel and the ASUS boards. Regards, -- Steffen Persvold Systems Engineer Email : mailto:sp at scali.no Scali AS (http://www.scali.com) Tlf : (+47) 22 62 89 50 Olaf Helsets vei 6 Fax : (+47) 22 62 89 51 N-0621 Oslo, Norway
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