on Mon, 10 May 
2004 15:07:50 PDT7 
> On Sun, 9 May 2004 17:39:51 PDT7, Steven Levine wrote: 
>  
> So, can someone verify that the DFE-530TX+ does use the RTL chipset?   
Sorry for the late reply (been extremely busy) but I can verify, with 
certainty, that the DFE-530TX+  (not to be confused with the DFE-530TX, a 
completely different card) is based on the RTL chipset.  It's the card as part 
of my standard configuration.  Do not be fooled by the private label (something 
like DL10010C).  They're just relabeling the RTL-8139.  You can feel safe and 
take advantage of my research - it's the same chip.  The DLinks are reliable and 
can be found cheap, often with rebates. 
> FWIW, 
> TigerDirect.com has these in stock selling for $11.99 per copy, which does seem 
> to me to qualify as inexpensive.  The NICPack page seems to indicate that the 
> RealTek driver will work with this card.  Can anyone verify this? 
>  
> Thanks for your assistance. 
>  
> --gary 
> ===================== 
> ggranat@earthlink.net 
Hope this isn't too late. 
-Rocky 
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