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To: K. M. Strickler who wrote (47952)	2/16/1998 7:57:00 PM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (1) of 186894

Ken - Re: " If some of the chips were moved to the 'daughterboard' (SIO/PIO disk controllers) then we could choose an EIDE (w/current SIO/PIO and controllers) card or a SCSI card containing the same functions. (Both cards would allow everything!)" I don't know what kind of motherboard/PC you have, but everyone I have bought for at least 4 years (3 PC's/motherboards) have the SIO, floppy and hard disk controllers soldered to the motherboard. As for SCSI - I use plug in cards for that - as do most people who use SCSI - simply because most people DON'T use SCSI and motherboard makers try to keep their costs down, including "universal" features. Re: "How many 'daughterboard' slots could be populated on the 'motherboard' if the 'motherboard' only contained the CPU, support, and memory slots." I don't know - is it important? Paul

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