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> > Does the express card also use a non-TI chipset? > > from what ive read,no it doesnt- Then this does suggest a chipset problem. > even if the express Firewire card has TI chipset.......... > the chipset for the express slot READER is not TI.... > so it makes no difference.... I don't think that's true. I've heard about FW chipset incompatibility problems but never about PCI-express SLOT problems. They are totally different. You can have IRQ conflicts with PCI-express but this is unrelated to the circuitry. There seems to be mountains of evidence that Dells with the Ricoh chipset suck, but lots of people use PCI-express interfaces with Dells successfully. Jeff