CompuServe Thread

#GVP 040 & 030

10 messages in this thread
#189093From: David WelshMar 15, 1995 5:42 AM
I'm interested in the 040 board. Could you tell me a few more things about it. When did you buy it? I know there are several speed options on the board; where does the 040/50Mhz fall in terms of speed (I have an 030/40Mhz and am looking at upgrading). Also, what system did you have it running in? (I would seek to run it in a 2000). –David
#189153From: daniel stripesMar 15, 1995 7:13 PM
PMFJI but I see you have an '030/40MHz. Is this a GVP combo in a 2000? If so, do you have a SCSI 2 drive controlled by it? Do you ever see any interference with the video display (specifically, the mouse pointer) during hard drive access? Thanks! //daniel \X/ AP 1.77
#189232From: David WelshMar 16, 1995 4:49 AM
Yes, I do have a GVP 030/40Mhz combo in a 2000 that is controlling my drives. I am just starting to play with it, so will check about interference with my mouse pointer when hd being accessed. BTW, what does PMFJI mean? –David Welsh
#189237From: henry tellerMar 16, 1995 8:06 AM
Hi David – PMFJI, but – It stands for Pardon Me For Jumping In. Saves alot of typing. Hank Videology, Inc Where service is our business with P.O.M.P. under all circumstances
#189242From: David WelshMar 16, 1995 10:19 AM
Thanks for the tip in 'netiquette 🙂 –David
#189299From: daniel stripesMar 16, 1995 10:29 PM
thanks, hank. //daniel \X/ AP 1.77
#189632From: Stephen R. WagnerMar 19, 1995 10:03 PM
Daniel – The 030/50 has a standard SCSI interface, not the SCSI II. The GVP 030 board is fairly robust – the only probems I had was with my 2000 / Toaster system when I was playing with framestores. NewTek sent me a patch that fixed the problem. Want to buy it? Steve
#189715From: daniel stripesMar 20, 1995 10:17 PM
That's why I was directing my message to David Welsh, who stated that he had an '030/40MHz. Since I only have the one 2000, I don't need another '030. Thanks, anyhow. //daniel \X/ AP 1.77
#190107From: JimMar 24, 1995 3:16 PM
Can I transfer the memory from my current DKB 2632 ram extension board for my CBM accelorator (for 2500 computers). If so, I am interested. Thanks Jim
#190138From: daniel stripesMar 24, 1995 10:46 PM
Uh, you're gonna have to refresh my memory…what are you interested in? Although I have a couple items to sell, I don't recall posting any messages to that effect recently. Are you psychic or did you intend your reply to go to someone else? //daniel \X/ AP 1.77