I'm considering buying a Firewire800 PCI card from either Siig or
OrangeMicro. Has anyone got any comments on either of these companies and
their experiences, or even with their products? Both PCI cards look good,
so I'm now trying to decide which company would be best to deal with in the
event I need customer support.

Many thanks.

@drian.

Use resellerratings.com


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My experience with several Siig cards has been positive. No experience with
the others.

"@drian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm considering buying a Firewire800 PCI card from either Siig or
> OrangeMicro. Has anyone got any comments on either of these companies and
> their experiences, or even with their products? Both PCI cards look good,
> so I'm now trying to decide which company would be best to deal with in
the
> event I need customer support.
>
> Many thanks.
>
> @drian.
>
>

> Use resellerratings.com

That makes no sense whatsoever. If SIIG and OrangeMicro *make* their own
cards and sell them, why would I go to a site to rate resellers?

Thanks anyway.

@drian.

"@drian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > Use resellerratings.com
>
> That makes no sense whatsoever. If SIIG and OrangeMicro *make* their own
> cards and sell them, why would I go to a site to rate resellers?

Oh, I thought they were shops. Nonsensical me. :-( Well, I'll let you not
go, then. This time.


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> > > Use resellerratings.com
> >
> > That makes no sense whatsoever. If SIIG and OrangeMicro *make* their
own
> > cards and sell them, why would I go to a site to rate resellers?
>
> Oh, I thought they were shops. Nonsensical me. :-( Well, I'll let you
not
> go, then. This time.

N.P.

@drian.

"@drian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote

> N.P.

What's that one stand for? TIA.


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"Ed Light" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "@drian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
>
> > N.P.
>
> What's that one stand for? TIA.

Sorry, it's short for "No Problem".

@drian.

"@drian" wrote

>
> it's short for "No Problem".
>

Ah! I'm glad I learned it.


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