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> 
> I'd prefer not to use adaptec, so what are my other choices for a good, 
> reliable, well preforming card line?

The NCR 8xx parts, on cards from people like Asus, Diamond, Promise and 
Tekram.  Consider the 875 (Ultra/Wide) as a good starting point.

> (Adaptec:  I don't like their selling of drivers, when the other vendors 
> give them away.

Huh?  Adaptec give their drivers away with their hardware, just like 
everyone else. 

mike