Roger Heflin wrote:
Yeah, the good controllers that give good speed are all PCI-X or PCI-e
you just cannot get speed with PCI.
I will let you make your own determination of "good speed" here, but the
oldest and slowest PCI bus is 32 bits at 33MHz, or 127MB/s. The most
common is v2.1 spec, 64 bits at 66MHz, or 400-500MB/s actually
measurable at bus limits. So for most users, the disk is going to be a
bottleneck first.
It's something to be aware of before writing off bad performance as
"slow bus" limitations.
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