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That depends solely on the card's manufacturer, whether they provide drivers for NT4 or not ...<br />

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That depends solely on the card's manufacturer, whether they provide drivers for NT4 or not ...


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Only if you have NT drivers for that card. &nbsp;NT is not supported by Microsoft anymore, nor by many other companies making products.
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Only if you have NT drivers for that card.  NT is not supported by Microsoft anymore, nor by many other companies making products.

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<a href="http://www.sabrent.com/products/specs/SBT-NT1000.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.sabrent.com/products/specs/SBT-NT1000.htm</a><br />
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this one claims it can and is nt compatible<br />
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as someone already said 1000 will be hard to achieve in practice due to limitations in motherboard cpu and pci bus
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http://www.sabrent.com/products/specs/SBT-NT1000.htm [http://www.sabrent.com/products/specs/SBT-NT1000.htm]

this one claims it can and is nt compatible

as someone already said 1000 will be hard to achieve in practice due to limitations in motherboard cpu and pci bus

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I have a prollant 3000. It has PCI slots in it for expansion. Its running Windows NT. Will NT support a new 10/100/1000Mbs card so i can crank it up to 1000?<br />

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I have a prollant 3000. It has PCI slots in it for expansion. Its running Windows NT. Will NT support a new 10/100/1000Mbs card so i can crank it up to 1000?


NT support 1gb transfer

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