 AW: PCIe 2.0 + 333MHz Bus
Um nicht unnötig zu verwirren, beim ersten Link soll es sich nur um einige Bords von ASUS handeln, die wegen einem zusätlichen Controller Probleme bereiten sollen.
Q5: Then PCIe 2.0 must be backward compatible with PCIe 1.1 and 1.0?
A5: Yes. The PCIe Base 2.0 specification supports both the 2.5GT/s and 5GT/s signaling technologies.
8800GT=PCI-E 2.0
Dein zukünftiger Mainboardchipsatz kann ruhig die alte Spezifikation haben, denn es läuft.
Q11: I’ve heard mention that PCI-SIG is working on a new graphics spec – what is it? How is it different from the existing PCIe x16 Graphics 150watt-ATX 1.0 spec?
A11: PCI-SIG is developing a new specification to deliver increased power to the graphics card in the system. This new specification is an effort to extend the existing 150watt power supply for high-end graphics devices to 225/300watts. The PCI-SIG is developing some boundary conditions (e.g. chassis thermal, acoustics, air flow, mechanical, etc.) as requirements to address the delivery of additional power to high-end graphics cards through a modified connector. A new 2x4 pin connector supplies additional power in the 225/300w specification. These changes will deliver the additional power needed by high-end GPUs. The PCI-SIG expects the new specification to be complete in 2007.
Soweit ich aus der PCISIG FAQ heraus lese (Glaskugel, steht nicht wirklich drin), soll das Netzteil die benötigten 225 Watt liefern, der Slot bleibt bei PCI-E 2.0 bei 75 Watt.
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