[geeks] Anyone use this SATA controller in a PC
kevin at pipeline.com
kevin at pipeline.com
Sat Mar 8 23:45:23 CST 2008
Back in those days i believe that they really made some solid hardware. It's a shame if the quality really has fallen down over the years.
/KRM
On Sun, Mar 09, 2008 at 12:24:04AM -0500, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> kevin at pipeline.com wrote:
> >I haven't touched a Promise card in years, but the last one i had (circa
> >1994) was a VLbus caching controller that you had to add your own 30 pin
> >SIMMS too. I *LOVED* that card and had great results with it for several
> >years. It's still around here somewhere, just couldn't bring my self to
> >toss it out.
>
> I had a caching EISA IDE controller from about the same period. It was
> an engineering prototype, if I remember correctly. With 4MB of cache
> RAM and four 230MB disks connected and spanned into two 460MB volumes,
> it was blindingly fast.
>
>
>
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