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 Sun 2 May 2004, 13:57
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Would a FW800 interface reduce latency, compared to a FW400 interface, or is latency just a result of CPU speed?
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Mon 3 May 2004, 14:49
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QUOTE (peterkirn @ May 3 2004, 13:19) Latency at this point is all on the software side; even a USB 1.0 interface can acheive latency as low as 3 ms under OS X. That said, what FW800 CAN do is fit more channels through at a time, and this could be yet another step away from PCI-based interfaces. Shame the only Macs with Firewire 800 also have PCI or PC card slots then... 
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Sun 18 Jul 2004, 16:00
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Ummm.... powerbooks have firewire 800. powerbook specs
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Mon 19 Jul 2004, 18:28
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the only powerbooks with firewire 800 are the 15 and 17 inch models, which also have PC card slots, which are simply shrunken PCI slots (give or take a few features).
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