Pci-x

In the world of computers, there's a bus so grand, It's called PCI-X, oh isn't it grand? It's a standard that's used by servers and more, For higher bandwidth, it's what they adore. With a modified protocol, it supports high speed, Up to 133 MHz, oh yes indeed! But that's not all, there's more to explore, PCI-X 2.0 added speeds up to 533 MHz, for sure! The slot is the same, a 3.3 V PCI, With the same size and pin assignments, you see. The electrical specs are stricter, it's true, But compatibility remains, through and through. Most PCI-X devices use the 64-bit slot, At 130 mm long, it's quite a lot. But don't you worry, it's fully specified, For both 32-bit and 64-bit, it's recognized. And let's not forget, there's a 16-bit variant too, For embedded applications, it's something new. But now in modern designs, it's been replaced, By PCI Express, a different interface embraced. So remember PCI-X, with its higher speed, A bus for servers and workstations, indeed. But now it's time to say goodbye, To this nursery rhyme about PCI-X, oh my! Random page: IKM–Manning Community School District