Spake Harry,

Sure, but it is SE (single ended), not a newer LVD (low voltage
differential card). You'll want to go to Adaptec to find out whether this
card included UW (68pin) external connector and/or a 50pin internal
connector. You''d not want to pay again for an adapter for, say, your CD
rom or scanner. But, for that $30, you can buy a lot of 5 used cards with
similar capability on ebay. There is NO demand for old standard scsi
cards. Preposterous prices for cables and adapters and outsized sexual
organs couldn't compete with USB 2.0.

Or go to your local networking/used computer shop and make an offer on a
card salvaged from computers they bought without even knowing or caring
that they contained cards like this Adaptec.

Mind you, it would serve my needs just fine. Just don't overpay.

answering:
        Ray Davison   ' message of:
        05/02/05  at 11:29 AM,
        About:[OS2HW] ULTRA II SCSI card

Any good?

>https://jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&pa=191513CC&productId=124110
HPT
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