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Thanks Michael,<br>
that's a *huge* thing you're telling me, in the wiki details for the
PCI-X bus I've read about retrocompatibility, but I just wanted to be
100% sure. I can go on and order my server, now!<br>
Thanks again<br>
<br>
Marco<br>
<br>
ps. This proves also the complete unaccuracy of the information
provided by the local Digium distributor - italian people, be aware!<br>
<br>
Michael Spiceland ha scritto
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<pre wrap="">Marco,
You should not have any issues using a PCI card in a PCI-X slot, as
long as the card is a 3.3V PCI card. The cards that you mention above
are 3.3v compatible and you should be able to use them.
All of Digium's product line is available for 3.3v slots. Most are
universal and can be used in 3.3v or 5v slots. The only exceptions
are the dual and quad span T1/E1 digital cards. For those cards,
there are 3.3v variants (TE410P and TE210P) and 5v variants (TE405P
and TE410P).
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Oops, I meant that the 5v variants are the TE405P and *TE205P*.
3.3v -> TE410P and TE210P
5v -> TE405P and TE205P
Michael
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