Controling an ISA card

All ISAEISA cards are backward-compatible, meaning if you have an 8-bit ISA expansion card, it will work in an 8-bit or 16-bit ISA slot, or the rearmost part

Some current motherboards built with newer chipsets use a PCI or PCIe to ISA bridge to offer support for ISA These newer chipset based

isa slot computer All ISAEISA cards are backward-compatible, meaning if you have an 8-bit ISA expansion card, it will work in an 8-bit or 16-bit ISA slot, or the rearmost part

isa slot full form An industry standard architecture expansion slot is an older type of slot that was commonly used in early personal computer systems These slots are