On 2 Aug, this message from Sloopy Malibu echoed through cyberspace:
> Here at home I have a B&W G3-500 (384megs RAM OS X 10.1.5) and a 8500/233
> (604e) ( 896Megs Ram Mac OS 9.1) with a KNE110TX 10/100 enet card... And
> when the B&W is hooked to my friends iBook it will blow large files back an
Although I don¹t know actual numbers on the hardware side of things I can
give a few bits of real world info on this...
Here at home I have a B&W G3-500 (384megs RAM OS X 10.1.5) and a 8500/233
(604e) ( 896Megs Ram Mac OS 9.1) with a KNE110TX 10/100 enet card... And
when the B&W is hooked to my f
On 1 Aug, this message from Michael Hackett echoed through cyberspace:
> On Thu, 1 Aug 2002 16:50:41 -0400 (EDT)
> "Albert D. Cahalan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Michael Hackett writes:
>> > No, because you can't change the PCI clock.
>>
>> Do you know this specifically for his hardware? R
On 1 Aug, this message from Chris echoed through cyberspace:
> Pardon my ignorance but in a conversation a while ago someone asked this
> listserve if upgrading to 100mbs ethernet on an older PCI powermac lab would
> be
> worth it to improve terminal performance.
>
> Most people seemed to say '
On Thu, 1 Aug 2002 16:50:41 -0400 (EDT)
"Albert D. Cahalan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael Hackett writes:
> > No, because you can't change the PCI clock.
>
> Do you know this specifically for his hardware? Remember that
> it is 100% allowed to run PCI at less than 33 MHz, and that
> this i
Michael Hackett writes:
> Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 100Mbps Ethernet = approx. 10-12 MB/s. PCI bandwidth is 132 MB/s (or
> 80-90 MB/s in practice, I've read here recently). Plenty of headroom. I
> doubt such a card would even get much in the way of other PCI traffic.
...
> As Ben said, it
On Thu, 01 Aug 2002 13:50:07 -0500
Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pardon my ignorance but in a conversation a while ago someone asked
> this listserve if upgrading to 100mbs ethernet on an older PCI
> powermac lab would be worth it to improve terminal performance.
>
> Most people seemed to sa
Chris writes:
> Pardon my ignorance but in a conversation a while ago someone asked this
> listserve if upgrading to 100mbs ethernet on an older PCI powermac lab would
> be
> worth it to improve terminal performance.
>
> Most people seemed to say 'NO' because of the limits of the PCI bus.
100 Mb
>-what is the speed of the PCI bus on an older powermac? (is is 50% bus
>speed?)
It should be normal 33Mhz
>-If I clocked up my PowerMac 7300/180 (45mhz bus) to 175 to 200 mhz on a
>50mhz+
>bus would I be getting a faster PCI bus as well?
I don't know if the PCI clock is derived from the bus cl
I don't know for the entire product line, but can give one datapoint:
A Beige G3 MiniTower is an OldWorld PCI bus PowerMac.
266MHz CPU
133MHz L2 Cache (Backside)
066MHz System Bus (PCI) at 64bits wide
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Greetings Debian Guru's,
Pardon my ignorance but in a conversation a while ago someone asked this
listserve if upgrading to 100mbs ethernet on an older PCI powermac lab would be
worth it to improve terminal performance.
Most people seemed to say 'NO' because of the limits of the PCI bus.
I know
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