On 8/30/06, Andrew Gallatin <gallatin_at_cs.duke.edu> wrote: > > Prafulla Deuskar writes: > > Dual core Woodcrest > > Bensley Chipset > > How can one tell before purchase which machines/chipsets have I/OAT? > > We just bought a pair of Dell 2950s with a "5000X" Chipset > (8086:25c0), and there is no I/OAT DMA engine that I can see (no > device 8086:1a38). > > Drew > Well, I am only guessing about this after the fact, but it looks like the 5000P which is a server chipset, and is the one in the SuperMicro X7 systems, is the one with I/OAT. I went to Intel's site and I gotta admit, I dont see an easy way to tell this. Have to talk to some sales/marketing types though, not some lowly engineer like me :) Cheers, JackReceived on Thu Aug 31 2006 - 00:21:45 UTC
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