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1 total messages Started by Mike Schindlinger Mon, 14 Sep 1998 00:00
FS: ATTO SiliconExpress IV Nubus Accelerator card
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Author: Mike Schindlinger
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 00:00
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ATTO SiliconExpress IV Nubus Accelerator card, $200/bo. 

Take your PPC _100 up to true multimedia video capability.

Compatible with Newer MaxPowr G3 upgrade card! Supports wide and narrow
SCSI2 devices at up to 20 MBytes/Sec. 

It is the only Nubus card recommended by Truevision TARGA and Radius
StudioVision video solutions. If you want to do full screen video at 30
fps on your Nubus Mac ('040 or ppc) you need this card. Supports bus
mastering, required to achieve sustained read/write rates of up to 8
MBytes/Sec. required for professional quality video. Also great for
increasing throughput to get more tracks with multitrack audio software
like DECK. 

Can be used to create a RAID array using the Remus or Remus Lite software
(not supplied).

For more information about the adapter, see:
   http://www.attotech.com/adapters.html#silexp

I can supply the latest drivers and utilities, or they can be
downloaded directly from ATTO's site.

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--Mike

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