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Surely they can't cock-up something as simple as a SATA controller?
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Okay there's gonna be a bandwidth problem. There gonna screw up something else thats going to mean it's stuck at ata 33 standard. The drivers are going to bollocked so it's gonna corupt your data and George B is going to end up writing decent drivers for it which Via are going to nick.
I've also noticed that Via have stopped slagging George B off and posting links to his work is now allowed at Via Areana again.
Chief Lemon Buyer no more Linux sucks but not as much
Weather nut and sad git.
Abit & VIA!!!
I'm afraid that combination sends more of a fear down my spine than "Microsoft & Trusted computing".
It cost one penny to cross, or one hundred gold pieces if you had a billygoat.
Trolls might not be quick thinkers but they don't forget in a hurry, either
Originally posted by Paulr Surely they can't cock-up something as simple as a SATA controller?
Until about the MVP3, they couldn't even get the IDE controller right. And I'm not saying that they've got it right since the MVP3, just that that's the last chipset before I lost track.
Edit: Anyone remember VIA's plans for an SMP KT266? :shudder:
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