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Title: GSBUG Hardware Info SIG


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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • June 13, 2002

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Agenda June 13, 2002
  • 700 705 Administration
  • 705 815 Featured Topic CD, DVD, and Other
    Non-Floppy, Removable Media Drives
  • 815 830 Hardware News
  • 830 855 Random Access (QA)
  • 855 900 Recap, Preview, and Close

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Administration
  • Welcome! Please Sign In.
  • What the SIG isand is not.
  • Is an information resource for computer users
    and potential computer users
  • Is NOT a way to get your computer built or
    repaired (contact the GSBUG Daytime Hardware SIG)
  • Log Random Access/QA (First Come)

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Administration (continued)
  • Presentation materials will be posted at
  • http//gsbug.apcug.org/hwinfosig.htm
  • Prior presentation materials are also posted.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives
  • CD-ROM Compact Disk Read Only Memory. A
    readable/non-writeable, storage device with
    separable media one of the devices used to
    play CD-ROM disks (CDs).
  • CD-R Compact Disk Recordable. A
    readable/writeable, storage device with separable
    media the device used to record CD-R media and
    play CD-Rs and CDs.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives (continued)
  • CD-RW Compact Disk Re-Writable. A
    readable/writeable, storage device with separable
    media the device used to record CD-R CD-RW
    media and play CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and CDs.
  • DVD-ROM (DVD) Digital Versatile Disk. A
    readable/non-writeable, storage device with
    separable media the device used to play DVD
    disks and CDs.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives (continued)
  • DVD other DVD-R, DVD-RAM, DVDRW, DVD Video,
    DVD Audio. For more info see http//www.dvdforum.
    org/tech-dvdprimer.htm (9/2000)
  • Various Combo drives usually CD-RW DVD
  • ATAPI advanced technology attachment packet
    interface
  • SCSI small computer system interface

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • CD-ROM Drives
  • Some of the manufacturers Acer (AOpen), ASUS,
    LG, Lite-On, Mitsumi, NEC, Panasonic, Plextor,
    Samsung, Sony, Teac, Toshiba
  • Read speeds 24X-56X (1X150KB/s) previously to
    72X, Kenwood, now discontinued
  • Cost typ under 50 frequently under 30
    (ATAPI)
  • Pros cheap, fastest read, approx 650MB great
    as base drive for audio and other CD duplication
  • Cons read only

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • CD-R Drives
  • Few still produced most are SCSI
  • Conversion to CD-RW almost complete
  • Possible bargains for older products watch
    speed vs cost of CD-RW at faster speed.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • CD-RW Drives
  • Primary manufacturers Acer (AOpen/Benq),
    Creative Labs (Panasonic), Lite-On, Plextor,
    Sony, TDK, Teac, Yamaha
  • Read speeds 24X-48X
  • Write speeds 8X-48X
  • Re-Write speeds 4X-24X
  • Typically read write x re-write x read
  • Requires recording software

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • CD-RW Drives (continued)
  • Most support packet writing (software feature for
    DD)
  • Cost typically from 75-250 (ATAPI)
  • Pros writable, re-writable back-up restore
    HDD potential for floppy and CD replacement
    (universality)
  • Cons somewhat slower reads (than CD)
    expensive additional software required less
    versatile and less capable than an external hard
    drive w/ USB 2.0 interface still need DVD

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • DVD Drives
  • Primary manufacturers Acer (AOpen/Benq),
    Creative Labs (Panasonic), LG, Lite-On, Pioneer,
    Samsung, Toshiba
  • Read speeds 4X-16X (1X1.35MB/s) up to 48X CD
  • Requires controller and/or playback software
  • Cost 50-100 (ATAPI)
  • Pros support for DVD movies and games
  • Cons read only extra hardware or software
    required

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • DVD-R/-RAM/RW Drives
  • Primary manufacturers Hitachi, HP, Panasonic,
    Pioneer, QPS, Sony, Toshiba (http//www.dvdrw.com/
    )
  • Write speeds 1X-2X (1X 1.385MB/s) read up to
    24X CD typically 4.7GB storage (to 9.4GB
    double-sided)
  • RW also support CD-RW writing
  • Requires recording and playback software
    cartridges
  • Cost 375-500 (higher for SCSI models)
  • Pros high capacity plus DVD playback
  • Cons cost, extra software required

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • Combo Drives (CD-RW with DVD-ROM)
  • Primary manufacturers Plextor, Samsung, Toshiba
  • Speeds varies widely tends to be substantially
    lower than best in each class
  • Requires record (CD-RW) and playback (DVD)
    software
  • Cost 100-250
  • Pros versatility takes up only one drive bay
  • Cons cost speeds are sub-optimal extra
    software required

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • CD, DVD and Other, non-Floppy, Removable-Media
    Drives(continued)
  • Other Devices
  • Castlewood ORB (2.2 5.7GB ATAPI, int/ext SCSI,
    USB 1.1) 300 for the 5.7GB, 60/cartridge
    (direct)
  • Magneto-Optical Fujitsu Dynamo (640MB 1.3GB),
    Pinnacle Micro (5.2GB), Sony (5.2GB), plus
    others cartridge media
  • Media Readers both read and write to various
    media types, incl. CompactFlash (CF), SmartMedia
    (SM), Memory Stick, Secure Digital (SD),
    Mircodrive, and MultiMediaCard (MMC). Limited by
    internal transfer rate.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Hardware News
  • Processors
  • AMD (Computex 2002, Taipei) - announced broad
    infrastructure support for K8 (Opteron and
    next-generation Athlon/ClawHammer) from 35 major
    players including ALi, ATI, NVIDIA, SiS, and VIA
    (for chipsets) and ASUSTeK, ESC, FIC, Gigabyte,
    and MSI (for motherboards). Demod 4-way server.
  • Released the first Thoroughbred processor
    Athlon XP 2200 (1.8GHz, .13 micron). Basically
    a die shrink and line extension. No
    architectural changes.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Hardware News (continued)
  • Processors (continued)
  • Intel released a 1.4GHz (Socket 370) Celeron and
    1.7 and 1.8GHz (Socket 478) Celerons the
    latter based on P4 core (.18 micron, 128KB L2,
    400MHz FSB). Marks beginning of transition to
    all 478-pin, P4 core products for value and
    mainstream desktops.
  • VIA released a 1.0GHz C3 processor simple line
    extension. Several motherboards shown at
    Computex.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Hardware News (continued)
  • Core Logic (chipsets)
  • ALi announced the M1687 Northbridge and M1563
    Southbridge support for AMD K8 (AGP 8X,
    ATA/133, USB 2.0, 10/100 NIC). Also announced
    the M1681 Northbridge P4 with support for
    DDR400 (PC3200).
  • ATI announced support for K8 in RADEON IGP
    series.
  • Intel released the 845G and 845GL GMCH
    (Northbridge with Intel Extreme graphics) the
    845G supports an external AGP port, the 845GL
    (lite) does not.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Hardware News (continued)
  • Core Logic (chipsets) (continued)
  • NVIDIA drops plans for nForce 615 and 620
    chipsets. Announced support for K8.
  • SiS announced the SiS648 Northbridge P4 with
    533MHz FSB and AGP 8X.
  • VIA released the P4X333 (VT8754) and P4X266E
    Northbridges the P4X333 supports 533MHz FSB,
    DDR333 (PC2700), AGP 8X, max 32GB RAM the
    P4X266E adds 533MHz FSB to the P4X266.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Hardware News (continued)
  • System RAM
  • RAMBUS announced RIMM 4200 design dual-channel
    support on a single module uses PC1066 RDRAM
    232-pin modules requires CT-RIMM (continuity and
    termination RIMM).
  • Motherboards
  • Computex 2002 (Taipei) - K8 motherboards
    shown by ASUSTeK, ECS, FIC, Gigabyte and MSI.
    VIA had a supposedly running version in their
    showroom. AMD had demo systems running for the
    press.
  • Intel and other released 845G and 845GL-based
    boards.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Hardware News (continued)
  • Graphics processors cards nothing new
  • Hard Drives
  • Serial-ATA interface shown on many new
    motherboards at Computex. Still no drives
    released.
  • Hard Drive Controllers
  • Serial-ATA controller chips and cards shown at
    Computex - Highpoint and Promise (xx376) no web
    announcement.
  • Other Drives
  • Lite-On showed a 48x24x48 CD-RW at Computex no
    web announcement.

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Hardware News (continued)
  • Sound processors cards nothing new
  • Modems NICs nothing new
  • Chassis power supplies nothing new

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Random Access (QA)

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GSBUG Hardware Info SIG
  • Recap, Preview, and Close
  • Recap
  • Preview
  • Featured Topic for July 11 Graphics Processors,
    Video Cards, and Monitors
  • Close (please police up the area)
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