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On Sun, 14 Dec 1997, Marc Rassbach wrote:

> As I am looking at overclocking my bus speed, which cards (SCSI and network) 
> out there are known to work at faster bus rates?  (75 and 83 mhz bus)

  It seems that you are talking about CPU memory bus speeds, that is the
base rate of the CPU.

  PCI gives you 132MB/s bandwidth.  Anything different is not PCI.

Tom