On Thu, 10 Oct 1996, Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
> Would you say the Buslogic is better due to higher cost? I've always
> heard good things about the NCR controllers relative to Linux, but does
> the fact that they are _much_ cheaper than the BT or Adaptec mean they
> are poor performers? Has anyon
> The 825 has a BIOS...but the 810 based cards do not, and can't be used to
> boot from a SCSI disk unless your system BIOS has the appropriate BIOS
> extensions built in. Most Pentiums do...but some don't.
>
I have an NCR810 card...it was in a Packard Bell...I knew nothing
about PCI before (ex
On Thu, 10 Oct 1996, Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
> Would you say the Buslogic is better due to higher cost? I've always
> heard good things about the NCR controllers relative to Linux, but does
> the fact that they are _much_ cheaper than the BT or Adaptec mean they
> are poor performers? Has anyon
Thanks!
On Thu, 10 Oct 1996, Jon Lewis wrote:
> > > Anyone use it? Is it worth to buy it?
>
> I've not gotten an 825 yet, but I have around a dozen 810's in use.
> They've become the standard FDT SCSI card. At about $59 each, they're
> hard to pass up. I'd get the 825 if you want fast-wide on
On Thu, 10 Oct 1996, Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
> I saw a price list which had the NCR 825 controller, and it said it's a
> Fast & Wide controller. Is that true? Why is it so much cheaper than the
> Adaptec, for example? Is it a poor performer? The price was about $100
> cheaper than the adaptec.
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