top | item 44801244 (no title) mikeytown2 | 6 months ago Sound Cards with IDE ports for CD-ROM drives were definitely a thing back then discuss order hn newest cestith|6 months ago There were also a number of sound cards that had two or three ports because a lot of early CD-ROM drives weren’t IDE. You’d have a Sony, a Panasonic, and something else on your card in the early days. IDE on a sound card was an actual improvement. shdon|6 months ago The third common CD-ROM interface that wasn't IDE was Mitsumi. load replies (1) Zardoz84|6 months ago Yeah! I'm trying to get a Sound Blaster 16 with IDE + a VESA IDE controller working on a 486DX2@66
cestith|6 months ago There were also a number of sound cards that had two or three ports because a lot of early CD-ROM drives weren’t IDE. You’d have a Sony, a Panasonic, and something else on your card in the early days. IDE on a sound card was an actual improvement. shdon|6 months ago The third common CD-ROM interface that wasn't IDE was Mitsumi. load replies (1)
Zardoz84|6 months ago Yeah! I'm trying to get a Sound Blaster 16 with IDE + a VESA IDE controller working on a 486DX2@66
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