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What are the 3 bus types present in every CPU?

The three types of bus present in every CPU are address bus, data bus and control bus.


What are the 3 categories of Front Side Bus signals?

1. Data Signal Group 2. Address Signal Group 3. Common Clock Signals


When installing a device why would you prefer to use a pci expansion slot rather that an isa expansion slot?

PCI has several advantages over ISA, that make it a better choice for most devices.1. PCI is several times faster. ISA is an 8/16-bit interface that runs on an 8 MHz bus. PCI is a 32/64 bit interface that runs on a 33 or 66 MHz bis. Thus more data is able to transfer to and from the PCI bus.2. PCI was built with Plug 'n' Play support in mind. No special configuration is needed when you install PCI cards. When installing ISA cards, you will often have to configure jumpers on them to specify an interrupt and DMA channel, and many cards can be incompatible with each other.3. ISA is all but absent from modern computers. One of the requirements for a computer to bear the "Made for Windows 2000" sticker was the removal of the ISA bus. So there have not been any major ISA motherboard vendors in 10 years.


What are desktop expansion slots?

An expansion slot on the computer is basically add other hardware or peripherals, such as graphics cards, sound cards, and network cards. The expansion slots consist of usually 2 things. The first is the PCI or AGP slot that is on the motherboard itself. The second part is built onto the case. It is pretty much a docking station where you screw the card to the case. An expansion slot on the computer is basically add other hardware or peripherals, such as graphics cards, sound cards, and network cards. The expansion slots consist of usually 2 things. The first is the PCI or AGP slot that is on the motherboard itself. The second part is built onto the case. It is pretty much a docking station where you screw the card to the case. by: tink


What is Computer Bus Also explain that how many types of Buses used in Computer with their functions.?

Buses are the set of wires that carry special information to or from the CPU. There are three types of buses they are: 1. Address buses: these buses carry address given by the CPU from one unit to another in the computer. 2. Data buses: These buses carry data from one unit to other, it is a bi-directional bus i.e the data can be carried in both directions. 3. Control signal: These buses carry control signal from ALU to memory and from memory to alu and then to the output unit.

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Four types of buses that might be on a motherboard?

The 4 types are address, data, expansion and video bus. There are three types of buses used on a motherboard: 1. data bus 2. address bus 3. control bus --- Data bus, System bus, Front side bus (FSB), and Host Bus --- The system bus, the PCI Express bus, the PCI bus, the AGP bus, and the outdated ISA bus. --- Front side bus (CPU to northbridge) Graphics Bus (Northbridge To Video Card) Memory Bus (Northbridge to Memory) Internal Bus (Northbridge to Sotuhbridge) PCI Bus (Southbridge to PCI expansion slots).


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State 3 WAN technologies?

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Were the expansion slots called PCI slots on early PCs?

They were known as an "expansion bus". So-called because the expansion cards with edge connectors, plugged directy into the bus board. (Today we would call it a motherboard) There were 3 bus standards: Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) Extended Industry Standard (EISA) I hope that helps. Michael Sharp, CEO hostyouridea.com


What is a 3 letter word for automobile?

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There are 3 girls on a tourist bus and all of them hold 3 baskets in each hand and there are 3 cats in each basket and all of the cats have 3 kittens each. How many legs are there on the bus?

The answer to this common riddle is that there are no legs on the bus. A bus doesn't have legs, it has wheels.

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