Re: ASUS SP3G and/or NCR 53c810 driver?

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From: Roderick Smith
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 1995 00:00

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Scott Howard (c9219517@cs.newcastle.edu.au) wrote:

: Watch out for the PCI-SP3 - it has an older version of the Saturn chipset,
: and apparently has a few bugs.

It's also worth mentioning that there's a PVI-SP3 available from Asus, 
which is a very different board (mixed VLB/PCI design, SiS chipset, no 
on-board SCSI, on-board VLB EIDE, two SIMM sockets, SIMMs taken singly).  
So if you want the PCI-SP3G, there are *TWO* Asus boards you might get by 
mistake in you or the person you buy from is less than 100% precise and 
diligent about this.  In other words, be VERY, VERY careful when ordering!

--
					--Rod Smith
					  RSMITH@PSYCH.COLORADO.EDU

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From: rsmith@psych.colorado.edu (Roderick Smith)
Subject: Re: ASUS SP3G and/or NCR 53c810 driver?
Date: 1995/04/10
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