On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, "Chad A. Fernandez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My current Win3.11 computer is an EISA system and it was built as a server
> :-)
>
> It is a 486dx/2, but has the Overdrive socket as well. I just haven't
> gotten around to filling it with a Kingston Turbo Chip yet.
>
> I find that ISA cards do not fit into EISA slots very well....The slot
> covers, built onto the back of the card, don't fit quite correctly.
>
Chad -
That's not really the fault of the EISA system. Since they were built to
tighter tolerances, the sloppily built ISA cards, which went into machines
with much looser tolerances, quite often don't fit well. But those same
cards ALSO may have trouble fitting certain ISA machines, if they are out of
tolerance in opposite directions.
Dave
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