Vintage Promise EIDEMAX Enhanced IDE Disk Controller ISA Non-RAID Card Boxed For Sale

Vintage Promise EIDEMAX Enhanced IDE Disk Controller ISA Non-RAID Card Boxed
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Vintage Promise EIDEMAX Enhanced IDE Disk Controller ISA Non-RAID Card Boxed:
$34.99

Vintage Promise EIDEMAX Enhanced IDE Disk Controller ISA Non-RAID Card Boxed

Condition: Open box | Opened Promise EIDEMAX kit with ISA IDE controller in antistatic bag and retail box. Includes IDE ribbon cable, manuals, promo leaflet. Box has light corner wear. Hardware not tested.

Vintage Promise EIDEMAX Enhanced IDE non-RAID controller card for 16-bit ISA slots. Single 40-pin Enhanced IDE port to connect IDE hard drives, CD-ROMs, or tape backup. Box claims support for higher-capacity drives, up to 80% ISA IDE performance boost, CD-ROM/tape support, and driverless operation. Compatible with DOS, Windows, NetWare, OS/2 and most PCs with a 16-bit ISA slot. Kit includes controller (antistatic bag), 40-pin IDE ribbon cable, Promise EIDEMAX manual, SMART‑CD manual, and CompuServe flyer. UPC 704118018000. Unit: 1 kit.



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