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Question: What is the difference between this one and the Adaptec SCSI Card 29320LPE? Also..how does this run under W7 64
Document: Great card and price. I disagree with the previous poster that stated &#34;windows server 2003 (32 or 64 bit) is the last version that supports byte sequential backup devices - e.g. tape.&#34;  That's incorrect. These work fine with Windows 2008 and 2012 running tape devices and library's that communicate over these types of SCSI connectors. I own a computer business and use these often when I have an old tape device that needs to run in a new server.
tape. Once you go to vista backups will be disc to disc, and given the high price of quantum drives for terrabyte storage its cheaper to buy more drives than to write to tape. Even the fastest drives move about 1/2 TB per hour to tape so you may be better off in vista backing up to a removable drive system instead of tape.Also you must download the 64 bit drivers from adaptec at the time you install the card.
The Amazon forum was a BIG help and the vendor was very very helpful. The device is an improvement over the one I had. If you are of the SCSI mindset and have PCIe slots, this card is something you should consider.
I  had to want for this this card to come out for a long time since Adaptec first came came out with a SCSI 360 card only for PCI-X at first! Only with the the support of others out there did Adaptec make a card that we could use too, Thank you all very much for that help!
As with all adaptec cards, you can expect quality LVD scsi interfaces at a reasonable cost. This card has 2 connectors, a micro parallel scsi externally and a normal sized 68 pin scsi inside the case. It also includes a low profile bracket to use with servers.There are two versions of this card - in this version you save $50 but don't get any scsi cables.
It is not a bad card, but the new card was able to to speed up my drives to the U360 speed that they were made for!I urge anyone that has the same issue with U320 drives but only U180 speed to get this card as well. Adaptec may not make this card very much longer so getting this card very soon would be a very wise choice to make.
Needed to attach my Wiebetech mobile u320 RAID server to a newer motherboard and it works like a charm. Don't forget to get the latest updates from Adaptec
This card runs wonderfully under Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic with a software RAID0 and my 3 Seagate 15K. My mainboard is an Asrock 939Dual VSTA. I'm really pleased.
We installed the adapter in a Dell Poweredge T610. The driver was built into the SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 O/S. We connected a Tandberg LTO-3 tape drive and it's very fast.It's a Xen host and we are in the process of trying to use it from a guest O/S but are having problems. These problems are not related to the card but to xen pci-passthrough itself.
adapter works great with vmware esx 3.5 and esxi 3.5... running it for 3 months to connect an LTO2 tape drive to a virtual machine, no problems
Answer: They are exactly the same card but 29320LPE includes cable and 2248700-R does not.  Works great on W7/X64.