The configurability option of a non-onboard controller is definately a
plus, especially when the people who make the motherboard with onboard
scsi decides that you dont need anything other than an internal scsi3uw
connector (yes, there's solutions for hooking up an external connector via
converers, cables, etc, but the cost of that is more than the savings of
getting onboard..) So now I have a spare external scsi zip drive...
-jeremy
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"Robert
M. Hyatt" mumbled
>
>Having an option to change can't be bad... If you get a built-in
>controller and are not happy, your options are limited.
[...]
>On Wed, 30 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Is it better to get just the dual processor board, ASUS P2BD, without
>> SCSI built in (Adaptec 7890), and add some type of controller PCI
>> board? (NCR??), or buy the P2BDS board that has it already built in?
>>
>> I need some good advice, can anyone please respond? Thanks!
