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>Maro Sueselbeck <suselbm@uni-muenster.de> wrote:
>
>Hallo Maro,
>
>> none in fact. Its just the same chipset worked in as an onboard chip,
>> called AIC-7890. Its just more stable as i tested, not really faster but
>> equal and easier to install and use since it comes up with all three
>> connector possiblities for that scsi controllers on board and all
>> necessary ribbons. Two adantages left to say. It helps you to hold one
>> additional PCI slot free (since you don't need
>
>Genau. That's exactly why I'm interested in an onboard SCSI. However, on
>my old board, a 586DX from Gigabyte, I lost a PCI slot when using the
>onboard SCSI -> the PCi slot would become slave only, no longer
>accepting master cards.
>
>Is this also the case on the new Asus boards, particularly the P2B-DS?
>
>BTW, all shops say 'not instock' on the P2B-DS, is it out yet?
>
>Thanks!
>
>J-kun
>

havn't had any problems of that kind when working with the new P2B-series
.... as for the "not instock"-thing .... I can only say that I havn't had it
in my hand, but its supposed to be....

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