Re: Proliant 5000, the Intel motherboard, & the PCI standard

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From: John Cagle
Date: Sat, 20 Jul 1996 00:00

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Tom Kustner wrote:
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> Does anyone know anything about how Compaq made use of the Intel
> motherboard in the Proliant 5000?  Did they use it in spec or did they
> take it beyond its published limits?
> 

Compaq designed its own motherboard and processor boards for the
ProLiant 5000 including dual-peer PCI buses which allow a full
267 MB/s of I/O.

For more information on its unique features, see:

http://www.compaq.com/productinfo/systems/newsroom/june3/5000.html

John
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Subject: Re: Proliant 5000, the Intel motherboard, & the PCI standard
Date: 1996/07/20
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