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Elata karala thiyenawa. But podi podi awul thiyenawa.
1. The picture says IDE/ATA/SATA Buses. This is wrong. It should either connecters or headers. Buses are data pathways. they are the small thin strips you see on the monther-board going all around it.
2. A bit more on 4/8pin cpu power connector, ISA slots, north/southbridge should have been nice.
3. this misleading:
4. In your statament about PICe/AGP anyone new to this would assume they can only be used for plugging in graphic cards. for AGP this true but fir PCIe this is not. There are many uses for PCIe other than graphics. LAN/Capture/RAID cards are some ideas.
Also there's 2 sizes of PCIe slots full and and small. 4 speeds: 1x, 4x, 8x and 16x. There's M/B from asus/gigabyte that has 8 full size PCIe slots.
These are the faults that i can find in your description. Please don't take this is in the wrong. I really commend your efforts in doing this, but at the same time i would like this to be accurate and full as possible so anyone can benefit from this.
Regards,
Gayan
1. The picture says IDE/ATA/SATA Buses. This is wrong. It should either connecters or headers. Buses are data pathways. they are the small thin strips you see on the monther-board going all around it.
2. A bit more on 4/8pin cpu power connector, ISA slots, north/southbridge should have been nice.
3. this misleading:
ATA is the standard and IDE is a form of ATA. Aftaer SATA it is now known as PATA. Parallel-ATA and Serial-ATA. therefore the statement SATA is faster than ATA is wrong as well.
4. In your statament about PICe/AGP anyone new to this would assume they can only be used for plugging in graphic cards. for AGP this true but fir PCIe this is not. There are many uses for PCIe other than graphics. LAN/Capture/RAID cards are some ideas.
Also there's 2 sizes of PCIe slots full and and small. 4 speeds: 1x, 4x, 8x and 16x. There's M/B from asus/gigabyte that has 8 full size PCIe slots.
These are the faults that i can find in your description. Please don't take this is in the wrong. I really commend your efforts in doing this, but at the same time i would like this to be accurate and full as possible so anyone can benefit from this.
Regards,
Gayan
Ya wanted to put dat...but it seemed complicated and not many hv heard abt it 
..this post is more 4 beginners thanks
Hey bro noo problem
Appreciate ur time in replying and also for showin the faults
oh SATA faster than ATA is wrong?
sorry....But the sites said so.. well not every1 knws dat AGP/PCI are for Grphcs card nly ryt? oh! PCIe can be used for LAN .. Cards too
I thot only PCI
Ya the North/South bridge case..I dnt knw much abt it..it seemed complicated so didnt put it
it was a bit hard to type in Sinhala....Thanks for reading the whole article and takin ur time to point out the mistakes
Have any Doubts
AGP Slots also connected to Northbridge?
Thanks for the diagram...this is useful
අයියා ගොඩක් මහන්සි වෙලා තියනවා...ඒකට රෙප් ඇඩඩ්.
ya godaak welaa giyaa
hmm advanced da...hmmm mama danna tika thamai machanz type karala translate kare
hmmm...balamu thanks for da comment
Hey bro noo problem
Appreciate ur time in replying and also for showin the faults
oh SATA faster than ATA is wrong?
well not every1 knws dat AGP/PCI are for Grphcs card nly ryt? oh! PCIe can be used for LAN .. Cards too
I thot only PCI
Ya the North/South bridge case..I dnt knw much abt it..it seemed complicated so didnt put it
Thanks for reading the whole article and takin ur time to point out the mistakes
No problem. Anything help someone.
As i said earlier ATA is the standard, and the one you mean by ATA is known as IDE or PATA. SATA is faster than PATA.
AGP is for graphics only. That part is right. But PCIe slots are kind of universal. I.e it combine the functionalities of AGP and PCI into one standard.
PCIe slots connects to both the north and southbridge. The slots that connect to the northbridge are usually for graphic or related cards (special capture cards/hardware encoders). The reason being these slots usually run at full speed (16x) or half speed (8x).
The ones that connect to southbridge typically do same thing as PCI slots did. But usually they run at a slower rate either 1x 2x or 4x. And usualy used for LAN cards, RAID cards, SCSI controllers, TV Tuners etc.
The problem with North/Southbridge is that on newer systems you don't get a northbridge. It is integrated into the CPU itself. Here are some more diagrams for you to understand.
The above has no northbridge. The below has a northbridge.
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