Beowulf: A theorical approach
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Christoph Wasshuber wasshub at ti.comWed Jun 28 14:31:33 PDT 2000
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> Intel's chipsets the 440LX and 440BX support AGP, but only support 2 processors > on > the host bus. Their 450KX, GX and NX varieties designed for servers support 4 > processors > on the host bus, but lack support for AGP. > > For the chipsets that support AGP, the AGP interface does indeed sit behind the > host > bridge as well as memory, pci devices and so on. Reading a little bit through the AGP spec it seems to be realy powerful. In the 4x mode it has ~8Gbit/s bandwith - wow!. Latency I assume to be around 100ns. Chris....
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