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I'll try to emphasize it a bit: SCSI (Small Computers S... Interface) is<br />
type of bus (like ISA/PCI/VLB) just you can connect to one adapter<br />
(SCSI host) up to 7 SCSI devices (host takes one from 8). There<br />
several SCSI specifications, that differs by speed (and cost ;)<br />
SCSI-2 support up to 10MB/s transfer speed, SCSI-3 or Wide SCSI<br />
is up to 20MB/s, next was UW-SCSI (Ultra Wide) up to 40MB/s. So<br />
don't be confused where you'll see Adaptec 2940UW name. For CD-R<br />
operations SCSI-2 is more than enough. SCSI card can insert own<br />
BIOS, so you can add bootable HD.<br />

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I'll try to emphasize it a bit: SCSI (Small Computers S... Interface) is
type of bus (like ISA/PCI/VLB) just you can connect to one adapter
(SCSI host) up to 7 SCSI devices (host takes one from 8). There
several SCSI specifications, that differs by speed (and cost ;)
SCSI-2 support up to 10MB/s transfer speed, SCSI-3 or Wide SCSI
is up to 20MB/s, next was UW-SCSI (Ultra Wide) up to 40MB/s. So
don't be confused where you'll see Adaptec 2940UW name. For CD-R
operations SCSI-2 is more than enough. SCSI card can insert own
BIOS, so you can add bootable HD.


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for good prices on scsi cards $20 for isa and $40 for PCI go to <a href="http://www.onsale.com/computer.htm" rel="ugc">www.onsale.com/computer.htm</a><br />

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for good prices on scsi cards $20 for isa and $40 for PCI go to www.onsale.com/computer.htm [http://www.onsale.com/computer.htm]


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Uhmmm, this is news.aol.ads ??? JBURG, how much you have in stock ?<br />
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Just kidding :)))<br />

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Uhmmm, this is news.aol.ads ??? JBURG, how much you have in stock ?

Just kidding :)))


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Apparently most cd-rw drives require a SCSI card? &nbsp;It this the card that is referred to as a &quot;scuzzy&quot;?<br />
SCSI cards range from under $100 to thousands of dollars. &nbsp;What is a SCSI card, what does it do, and how do you determine which one will work with a cd-rw drive?
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Apparently most cd-rw drives require a SCSI card?  It this the card that is referred to as a "scuzzy"?
SCSI cards range from under $100 to thousands of dollars.  What is a SCSI card, what does it do, and how do you determine which one will work with a cd-rw drive?

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