The most expensive in this review. If you need the best performance, this is the card to choose. In many respects it's identical to its 16-bit counterpart, but it offers much greater performance. The card is configured using driver parameters. There's no Windows-based diagnostics for the card, so you'll have to boot into DOS mode to use the supplied utility under Windows 95.
Drivers are available for most popular operating systems.
MIB or extension agent is supplied. The adapter's firmware isn't held in Flash memory, so other cards that do allow this could be a better investment. This card has the best performance of any PC Card Ethernet adapter in this review, but it's also the most costly. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of ZDNet is prohibited.