Adaptec AHA-2930U Ultra SCSI PCI Controller Card Kit New Sealed NOS For Sale

Adaptec AHA-2930U Ultra SCSI PCI Controller Card Kit New Sealed NOS
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Adaptec AHA-2930U Ultra SCSI PCI Controller Card Kit New Sealed NOS:
$47.99

Adaptec Ultra SCSI Card 2930 PCI controller kit, model AHA-2930U.


The box remains unopened in its original manufacturer shrink wrap. The exterior packaging and plastic wrap show considerable storage wear, including scuffs, scratches, discoloration, edge wear, creasing, and several tears in the shrink wrap. Please review all photographs closely for the exact packaging condition.


Designed for connecting compatible SCSI peripherals to a desktop computer equipped with a compatible 32-bit PCI expansion slot. Applications shown on the packaging include:


* SCSI hard drives

* CD-R and CD-RW drives

* DVD drives

* Jaz and other removable drives

* Scanners and additional legacy SCSI equipment


Product information:


* Model: AHA-2930U

* Product number: 1862200-R

* Revision: C

* Interface: 32-bit PCI

* Controller type: Ultra SCSI

* Maximum transfer rate: Up to 20 MB/s

* Retail kit for desktop PCs



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