Re: GS Juice+ DMA-able?

[gdr@myrias.ab.ca (Devin Reade)]

In article <356kho$k48@hermes.louisville.edu> twdorr01@starbase.spd.louisville.edu (Thomas Dorris) writes:
>I keep hearing some people complain that their memory card does not support
>DMA... Does the GS Juice+ support this ...

No it doesn't.  I've had one sitting on the shelf doing nothing
for about 3-4 years.  Anyone interested?  Make me an offer.  (It's
zero populated, but can take 4Meg).

>and if not, will upgrading to, say, 
>a GS RAM III make my system seem to run any faster?

Upgrading to a DMA-compatible card will only help if you have a hard
drive controller that actually uses it.  For example, if you have a 
RAMFast, getting the DMA card will help, but not if you only use a
Vulcan.