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Subject: Re: NCR 825 experiences?
To: mrcpu@cdsnet.net (Jaye Mathisen)
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> 
> I'm going to be going with either the 2940UW or the 825NCR controller.  
> Does anybody have experience with the 825 and reliability, along with 
> tagged queuing enabled, etc.?

I've got a Tyan ncr825 controller.
no problems here. great controller, great freebsd support ;), great price.
the only thing I might suggest is if you have more than 6 or 7 devices
on it, keep an eye on termination/cabling and power. I just bought an
extra 810 and split up my devices...