fastest chipset with native isa support?

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Reply 20 of 23, by Mau1wurf1977

Posted on 2012-12-20, 15:50

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There is none 😀 Maybe if you want to slow things down?

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Reply 21 of 23, by Kahenraz

Posted on 2012-12-20, 16:09

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Now that I think about it, I admit that it would indeed be fun to try but regrettably I have non to test. I assume that it would become limited by the ISA bus at some point.

Reply 22 of 23, by NamelessPlayer

Posted on 2012-12-20, 22:41

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The only non-sound-card-related reason I can see for having ISA slots is if you have a Forte VFX-1 headset.

Those came with an ISA controller board that the headset needs in order to function. (And on top of that, it requires a VESA feature connector-equipped graphics card.)