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Offline starf81Topic starter

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Elbox Fast-ATA Mk.III: looking for feedbacks
« on: March 14, 2006, 02:30:41 PM »
Hi everyone!

Some months ago I tried an Elbox Fast-ATA Mk.II board on my A1200. The speed was impressive but it was very unstable.
Since I had it for few days, I don't know if it was defective or that was a common issue but - as I just said - I was very impressed with speed I could reach with it!

Now I'm evaluating to buy a new Fast-ATA Mk.III but I'd like to get some feedbacks about its stability.

Thanks in advance!
Alex
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Re: Elbox Fast-ATA Mk.III: looking for feedbacks
« Reply #1 on: March 14, 2006, 05:29:12 PM »
Hello guys, first of all thanks for your suggestions!

Considering that my A1200 is in its original desktop case (and I want mantain it), what is the best way to use a SCSI HD?

I have to link an external SCSI-2 HP cd-burner to the external DB-25 port provided by the Blizzard SCSI-IV board (I'm waiting for the cable) but the burner has a pass-through D-SUB 50 port.

In addition, could you suggest me a good SCSI HD?
I would have at least 20-30 GB, it should be reliable and quiet!  :-D

Thank you again!
Alex
A1000 - A2000 (020/16) - A3000 (060/50) - A500 - A500+ - A600 - A1200 (030/50) - CDTV - CD32

AN AMIGA WEB RESOURCE