Re: SATA/IDE adapters and paging file performance

"Eric Gisin" <ericgisin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>"Martin Evans" <mcenews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>news:qhfie1t84j4q88ctjfpm859u5hnjacrtib@xxxxxxxxxx
>> "Eric Gisin" <ericgisin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> >Intel chipsets have never had com/lpt ports. The mainboard does.
>>
>> Errm, I think you better go and read motherboards 101 and see how com
>> and lpt ports interface to the internal bus and learn what an Intel
>> chipset is.
>>
>> Just a "for instance" to point you in the right direction, a
>> motherboard in front of me now has an Intel 82801FR I/O controller
>> hub, do you have an idea what it does?
>>
>I have the 82801BA and it certainly does NOT have com/lpt/fdc.
>
>Perhaps you should RTFM before spouting more bull***.


You specifically said "Intel chipsets have *NEVER* had com/lpt ports"

Yes, you definitely said NEVER

They have, they did, they still do (with some odd exceptions like the
half assed one you have)


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