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If You are an average user, there is a good chance that your are using a IDE hard disk that supports DMA access. Even Windows XP fails to set the DMA mode correctly for the IDE device designated as th
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If You are an average user, there is a good chance that your are using a IDE hard disk that supports DMA access. Even Windows XP fails to set the DMA mode correctly for the IDE device designated as th
jen_hare_07
[quote]very well said
but im so slow
DMA in short term?[/quote]
DMA in short term is the input/output of all data transmitted devices going to processor
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