Just bought me one of these which will be used in an A8N32-SLI, opinions on this considering I paid £85 for it. It will be used in RAID 5 configurtation to hold my pictures, movies, iso files etc... most likely to start with 3x200GB seagates 7200.7.
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Adaptec 2610SA
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Next time it might be nice to post a question with an actual question mark. I had no idea what to respond to this until I finally figured it out.kleox64 said:
I haven't seen anything about this card, but if it's the bigger brother of the 2410sa, it's nothing special in terms of speed. I'm sure it's a fine card in terms of reliability, flexibility, etc, but in terms of pushing bits to disk fast it's not the first choice.
Iam not focusing on speed, if I was I wouldnt be running it in a 32-bit 33MHz PCI slot.
Best option would be a PCI-E x4 card however Iam not gona fork out a minimum of $600++ for the card.
The 2610SA is exactly the 2810 but with 6 ports instead of 8.
Best option would be a PCI-E x4 card however Iam not gona fork out a minimum of $600++ for the card.
The 2610SA is exactly the 2810 but with 6 ports instead of 8.