Anybody using a CNR card?

Author Name Status Posted Time Libresio Gabriella 6/2/2008 12:27:26 AM Author is Offline Hi there, I'm planning a new install with the CUSL2c and I was wondering about that CNR slot: Is anybody actually using a CNR card? And where can I purchase one? I did a cursory search on Pricewatch and went to some etailers, axiontech, egghead, krex, etc... but no one seems to have any cnr cards available. Appreciate any info... Thanks in advance Libresio

Subject Author Status Date Re: Anybody using a CNR card? Udmonto Oorpoi 6/2/2008 10:13:57 PM Hi Libresio, I suggest u to but an ordinary Lan card instead of CND cards, because CNR cards are of semi-hardware only and use a lot of CPU resources for network c ommunication. The other reason is that until now, the AMR and CNR cards just exist as concepts or sa mples only in computer exhibitions, but not in com puter shops. Post Comments Re: Anybody using a CNR card? Xhestom Keith 6/2/2008 10:14:29 PM Libresio, CNR and AMR cards are used by OEMs, as far as I know, and are not available for the retail market. But as georgeys points out, you're better off with a 'normal' network card.   Post Comments Re: Anybody using a CNR card? Jorgia Carranza 6/2/2008 10:16:10 PM Hi, You can get them but only in packs of 5, I have one running in my kid's CUSL2 an Intel Pro 100ve it does not use any more cpu cycles than either a Netgear FA311 or a Linksys LNE100tx as I have tested the differences a few months ago, but I would say get a decent PCI NIC as I paid $35.00 for the Intel CNR NIC and you can get the Linksys or Netgear for about $10.00 less without searching around for it, or pick up a 3Com for a little more......   Post Comments

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