Hey Sunzate, Give Signa a try. They carry ADS, and they might be close to where you live. Also, before you buy, what motherboard are you using? - it might already be compatible. My ASUS P5W DH Deluxe works without issue. Jim
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Well, here is my exact problem... I already have an ADS firewire card, it's just not the officially supported model. I'm not sure, but it may be my lacie porsche HD causing the problem. A
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I agree with lemix, try a different hard drive first. But if you want a Pyro card, you can always order one through Long&McQuade. Their supplier carries them in stock, and it would probably be in your hands within a couple of days of ordering it.
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Thanks for the continuous help guys. What drive, exactly, should I buy? Lacie drives are most widely available. Are any of them up to spec? The ones I have now are 250 GB Lacie Porsche design, 7200 rpm. I don't *really* understand why that isn't enough. It's not like I cheaped out on it! Here's a theory - What if my motherboard isn't delivering the proper power to the firewire card? A
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RE: Where to buy the ADS Pyro firewire card in Canada
