Product ReviewsSYBA IEEE 1394a FireWire PCI Card with Internal 9-pin Header Model SD-VIA-FW1E1H
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/15/13 |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/16/13 |
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Operates fantastic. Fills a gap among boards and cases - case has a 1394 port but the brand new board doesn't?! Shame! It's a single of these "It Just Works™" items. Port faces straight down, large whoop. If you have a contemporary board this shouldn't be a dilemma due to the fact most necessary elements like RAID and whatnot are currently onboard - and the video card is above the PCI slots. So in my case, it does block my (only other) second PCI slot, but I don't thoughts because I have no use for it anyway! Not also many ports (who wants three on back where you can't reach 'em?), not as well couple of ports (hey, it has an internal header!). And it doesn't have that mocking internal "Ha-ha, you can't do anything with me!" 1394 port on the board. I hate these. Why place a plug on the inside of the case? |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/10/13 |
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I used this card for an "unofficial" OS X machine that I built and it functions devoid of the need of more drivers. I chose this more than other alternatives due to the fact of the internal header so I can use the built-in firewire port of my case. As the other reviewers have stated, the placement of the internal header is downwards as an alternative of to the side facing away from the motherboard which tends to make it a pain. Nevertheless, it's not that undesirable, and offered the cost and ease of compatibility with my target OS, I nevertheless give it five stars. If you are utilizing this on an "unofficlal" OS X machine, you may well run into a dilemma of Firewire port not getting detected...just google "No FireWire ports had been identified." (with quotes) and it should point you to a forum thread that will assist you fix it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/07/13 |
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fantastic if you dont have a 1394 meader on your board none do not hood a front panel fire wire to usb header they are identical config place not compatable could damage you board |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/01/13 |
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This card installs devoid of drivers in XP. If your program asks for drivers then it is somehow jacked up or out of information. Mine installed on a fresh load of XP with SP3 with no difficulties. The pin header as other people described sticks out to the side, pressing your connector into the neighboring card if there is one there. The header really should be angled 90 degrees but it is not. If it's the only other card, you're completely fine. I had to place it in with two other cards and it all just barely match. Your mileage may well differ. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/28/13 |
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Exactly what I required. Internal Card with pins for 1394 wired to front port. Set up into Windows XP flawlessly. Design and style requirements function. It would be much better if the pins for the internal 1394 had been not coming out the side of the card. Would be much better on the prime of the card sticking straight up. Incredibly challenging to get the cable connected with cards in neighboring slots. Also, would have been nice to have a lot more than one particular create in 1394 ports on the external component of the card. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/21/13 |
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Easiest setup ever. Literally plug and play. two - 1st, triggered a device conflict with my FireGL card. Have however to resolve...Second, The internal header points straight down, tends to make layout tough |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/16/13 |
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This card is the best match for a GA-EP35-DS3P none |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/09/13 |
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nine pin header! :) only one external port:( I got this for a buddy. His replacement motherboard didn't come with fire wire. With this card, he can nevertheless use the fire wire bracket that came with his old motherboard. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/08/13 |
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Internal header Limited connectivity Functions as advertized...this board has the internal header which is needed for most cases that have a built in firewire port. Not positive what occurred to the board configuraiton in some of the reviews...my header is in the similar location as pictured. It only has a single firewire port, and for that I give it a 4 instead of 5. But if you want the header this was the only choice I could come across that was reasonably priced. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/30/13 |
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Back port works fine, and I discovered no others that with an internal header for 1394. The იv pins do not perform... There will be no energy on the front port with this card. Suppose I could solder some wires to steal power from the back port... Manufacturer Response:Dear Buyer, Thank you for buying our Syba goods. We are sorry to hear that the solution has stopped functioning as it ought to be. Please refer to our testimonials for this item. We have great evaluations for this product. I would like to point out that we can also situation RMA returns. We always attempt to give the most trustworthy goods to our buyers and all items come with at least three-year warranty. So please don't hesitate to get in touch with us at assistance@sybausa.com for replacement or query. Regards, Syba Client Service KN 123010 |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/28/13 |
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Does what it says it will. Works fine with Windows XP. OS recognized it and installed it appropriate away. No drivers included with the item, no drivers necessary I gave it four stars result in it would have been nice to have far more than one 1394 socket on the back. Of course the write up mentioned it only had 1. Buy it, Use it, Appreciate it. I don't know about Vista because I don't have Vista and, hopefully, I by no means will. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/13/13 |
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It performs excellent. Only card I could discover that had the 9-pin internal header. Good price. Difficult to beat. None Get this card. You won't be dissapointed. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/11/13 |
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Effortless to install, windows XP autoloads drivers. Low profile card requires up minimal space in my gaming case. Prompt shipping from the egg is always a winner. None. Solution does specifically what is says. Bought this card to connect/charge/sync my 3rd gen iPod. Does exactly what I will need it to do without a challenge. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/08/13 |
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Great card for adding assistance for a front panel 1394 port when no header exists on the motherboard. Card loads and runs with stock drivers and performs fine with camera and SBP-two compliant storage device. Pin headers for interal connector are at 90 degrees to the board. This makes cabling a bit tight if you have it in with other add in boards. Finest bet is to put it in the last slot on your board, least cable stress. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/18/13 |
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It's uncomplicated to come across firewire cards with internal six pin connectors, but not pin headers. If you're motherboard doesn't have those, but your case does you are generally left routing an ugly cable outside your case. This is the great resolution for that problem. Want it wasn't a By way of chipset. Would choose a TI, Agere or NEC... |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/12/13 |
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Specifically what I required! I lately upgraded to a new mobo for additional attributes and oc potential. To my dismay, when the board came in the mail there have been no firewire 9 pin headers on the board for my front case port, let alone a firewire connector on the rear io panel. This turned out to be specifically what I was hunting for, with an internal 9 pin header, and a rear firewire port. None, but why do most add-in cards face down? I'd rather see the buisness finish of the PCB, rather then the back/bottom of it! Make certain your cable from the front case port is lengthy adequate to attain all the way down to your lowest pci slot. I have a large midtower case and was lucky adequate to have a extended enough cable(barely). |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/25/13 |
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I purchased this for the internal pins to hook my font panel firewire up to. None. Goes nicely with my Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/21/13 |
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if your motherboard doesn't have a firewire port but your case does, this will resolve that issue in about 3 minutes flat, just wire the port into the cards 9 pin header. couldnt be less complicated. IT'S Low cost Also! could have came with totally free beer to make it that a lot far more enjoyable |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/03/13 |
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Low-cost, trustworthy, PCI interface, header pins for front case ports. At this value range, practically nothing. Not especially wonderful at something, it does the job with out fuss. Doesn't require drivers in Win 7. As mentioned, the best feature - and the rarest - is the header pins for use with case front ports. This permits use of those ports when a replacement motherboard doesn't have headers for firewire. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/23/13 |
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If you have a good case with front firewire port, and no firewire on your motheboard, and of course you essentially Will need firewire... This is the board for you. It has the pins you want to plug your INTERNAL case wiring into, so your front 1394 port works. None, other than you clearly have a stinko motherboard like me with out onboard 1394... Lemme guess you don't have gigabit either... SHAME on your motherboard manufacturer.. these are like Ū board level add-ons. All motherboards ought to have SATA (at least two ports for uATX, and at least four for ATX), gigabit, and firewire... But if yours doesn't have FIREWIRE this is the a single you want (not drivers needed for XP or VISTA, just operates). |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/07/13 |
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Can't beat the price! Only 1 port on the back maybe? But the internal 9-pin header more than tends to make up for it. Purchased it for the internal 9-pin header to hook up the firewire on the front of my case. Not quite a few cards have one particular of these, even the a lot more high-priced ones! |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/24/13 |
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Excellent card. Installed in Vista 32-bit 1st try. Haven't seen any. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/23/13 |
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worked with windows property server none it did what i wanted great price tag |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/20/13 |
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Performs fine. Only 1 port. I would have preferred an NEC chip, but the Through OHCI functions fine. I purchased this primarily because the card has a connector for front panel 1394a. |
Low-cost with a 9 pin header. Popped it in and it loaded devoid of a hitch. Price and function, What a notion 9 pin could be horizontal as an alternative of vertical Asus M2N-E, Athlon 64 5200+, 4GB PC6400 Adata, Lian Li PC7B, WD SATA 250GB HD, Asus DVD Burner, Artic Cooler 64, Asus GF8500GT, MS Vista Ultimate 64, Rosewill 600W PS