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Lindy 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card vs Lindy 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card

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  • 7differ
  • 3identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

The Lindy 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card has 1 more ports quantity than the Lindy 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card (3 vs 2). Only the Lindy 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card has mac compatibility. Connector(s): 2x SATA II FM on the Lindy 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card, 1x SATA FM, 1x 40-pin IDC M, 1x PATA on the Lindy 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card. Product colour: Black on the Lindy 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card, Red on the Lindy 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card. Chipset: Silicon Image SiI3132 on the Lindy 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card, Jmicron JMB366 on the Lindy 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card.

  • Product colour
    • 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card:Black
    • 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card:Red
  • Chipset
    • 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card:Silicon Image SiI3132
    • 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card:Jmicron JMB366
  • Ports quantity
    • 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card:2
    • 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card:3
  • Form factor
    • 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card:ST
    • 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card:LP
  • Mac compatibility
    • 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card:Yes
    • 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card:No

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Comparison of 2-Port PCIe SATA-II Card, 2-Port SATA + 1x PATA Card
13 specifications
Ports & interfaces1 differ
eSATA ports quantityKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source1
Connector(s)Differs2x SATA II FM1x SATA FM, 1x 40-pin IDC M, 1x PATA
Design1 differ
Product colourDiffersBlackRed
Features1 differ
ChipsetDiffersSilicon Image SiI3132Jmicron JMB366
RAID levelsKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source0, 1, 0+1, 5, JBOD
Other features4 differ
Ports quantityDiffers23
Form factorDiffersSTLP
Compatible operating systemsDiffersWin 2000/XP/Vista/7/Server 2003,2008 Mac OS X LinuxWin 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7/Server 2003 Linux 2.4.x, 2.6.x
Mac compatibilityDiffersYesNo
PlatformKnown for onePCUnknown — not stated by the source

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