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From: "Ron G. Minnich" <rminnich@Sarnoff.COM>
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Subject: 100bt cards.
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I'm using smc pci 100bt cards on my Neptune-based P5-90s. I get 50 mbits 
over tcp when i push hard. 
QUestion: 
any comparative numbers for 3com, intel, etc.? any current preferences 
out there as to smc, 3com, intel, etc? some vendors are now selling 
5-packs of the 3c595 for $659, or $130/card. Nice price. If it runs well 
I'll just get those. 

ron

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