Chronos MP8212 PCI DMA 133 IDE Raid Add-On Expansion Card
- Brand: Chronos
- Model: MP8212
- Interface: PCI Expansion Card
- Technology: Ultra DMA 133 (ATA/133)
- Controller Type: IDE RAID Controller
- Drive Support: IDE / Parallel ATA (PATA) Devices
- Maximum Transfer Rate: Up to 133MB/s
- Application: Legacy IDE storage expansion
Chronos MP8212 PCI Ultra DMA 133 IDE RAID Expansion Card provides additional IDE connectivity for desktop systems requiring legacy Parallel ATA support. Featuring Ultra DMA 133 technology and RAID functionality, it enables improved storage performance and drive management for compatible PCI-based systems. Ideal for upgrading or maintaining older PCs and workstations using IDE hard drives or optical drives.
- Brand: Chronos
- Model: MP8212
- Interface: PCI Expansion Card
- Technology: Ultra DMA 133 (ATA/133)
- Controller Type: IDE RAID Controller
- Drive Support: IDE / Parallel ATA (PATA) Devices
- Maximum Transfer Rate: Up to 133MB/s
- Application: Legacy IDE storage expansion
Chronos MP8212 PCI Ultra DMA 133 IDE RAID Expansion Card provides additional IDE connectivity for desktop systems requiring legacy Parallel ATA support. Featuring Ultra DMA 133 technology and RAID functionality, it enables improved storage performance and drive management for compatible PCI-based systems. Ideal for upgrading or maintaining older PCs and workstations using IDE hard drives or optical drives.
Description
- Brand: Chronos
- Model: MP8212
- Interface: PCI Expansion Card
- Technology: Ultra DMA 133 (ATA/133)
- Controller Type: IDE RAID Controller
- Drive Support: IDE / Parallel ATA (PATA) Devices
- Maximum Transfer Rate: Up to 133MB/s
- Application: Legacy IDE storage expansion
Chronos MP8212 PCI Ultra DMA 133 IDE RAID Expansion Card provides additional IDE connectivity for desktop systems requiring legacy Parallel ATA support. Featuring Ultra DMA 133 technology and RAID functionality, it enables improved storage performance and drive management for compatible PCI-based systems. Ideal for upgrading or maintaining older PCs and workstations using IDE hard drives or optical drives.
