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How is EISA bus different from ISA bus?

The Extended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA): it is a 32 bit modification to the ISA bus. Since computers became larger and had wider data buses and a new bus was required that would transfer 32-bit data. The clocking speed restricted up to 8MHz.  The most general application for the EISA bus is a disk controller or like a video graphics adapter. All applications benefit by the wider data bus width since the data transfer rate for these devices are high.


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