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The history of the PC has seen many different types of expansion slots. Some, like the MCA (Micro-Channel Architecture) interface, and the Video Electronics Standards Association's VESA interface, never really caught on and have quietly faded into history.
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Types of Computer Expansion Slots From: Jedi Ninja + Subscribe ... Internet History Essay; 0 reads ... Expansion slots are located on the motherboard, and openings on the back of the computer allow the ports on the cards that go in the slots to be accessed.
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Stealth.com builds reliable specialized computers that feature open expansion slots available for your own add-in cards. Many applications still exist today where legacy add-in cards such as ISA and PCI bus are required. ... Who We Are / History...
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As you can see there is no direct connection between the CPU and Expansion slots (or integrated devices). ... In this section we will discuss the history from 1980s up now. Most of the busses we will mention are abandoned now, but knowing what they are will explain you the direction expansion busses are progressing.
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The result was PCI — one of the most (if not the most) successful chip and board interconnect technologies in history. PCI provided a tenfold performance gain over ISA, and its plug-and-play capabilities made it easier for users to add cards to their computers. ... Articles :: Expansion Slots Rev 1.3 :: Motherboards.org...
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Please copy/paste the following text to properly cite this HowStuffWorks article:; ... There's one element, however, that often escapes notice - the bus. Essentially, a bus is a channel or path between the components in a computer. Having a high-speed bus is as important as having a good transmission in a car. ... PCI History...
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