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Adam
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28th Jan 04 at 10:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Got 2 connectors on my mobo, I'm 99% certain that this means you can have 2 SATA Drives however in the bios it shows master/slave for each connector

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28th Jan 04 at 11:00   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

so either:

google and find out

guess and maybe it just works like IDE, each port can have two devices onto it. Checked your s-ata lead?
Adam
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the leads only have a connector at the ends not like ide's one in the middle
Icy
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can u use sata drives as normal?
i dont wana be saving bits on each drives at the same time
Adam
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Richie
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No i believe you can only connect one drive to each connector.
Adam
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222gb of space will be enough for now
Dan B
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http://compreviews.about.com/library/weekly/aa-diy-satahd.htm
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam
222gb of space will be enough for now


for now??

what the fuck u gonna fill them up with?
Adam
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erm thanks
Adam
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quote:
Originally posted by novaless18
quote:
Originally posted by Adam
222gb of space will be enough for now


for now??

what the fuck u gonna fill them up with?


films are about 700-800 mb each, programs are about 200-400
Dan B
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I reckon I've got about 240Gb of various things (games, films, TV programs, MP3s, etc) stored on my machine......so yes, I need more space!
Icy
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iv only got 40gb on current machine
gotta burn films on cd when iv dl then delete them as only got 5gb left of space.
last few films dl cant fit on disc coz my burner doesnt recognise 800mb cds
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28th Jan 04 at 13:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

one drive only per SATA connection, theres no jumpers or anything just plug in and go
Bart
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam
however in the bios it shows master/slave for each connector




do you have ide connectors? its not referring to them is it?

*geek day*
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you guys should also invest in a dvd writer lol.
Don't understand keep loads of films on a hard drive, i'd rather back them up.
Robbo
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John
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quote:
Originally posted by IntaCepta
you guys should also invest in a dvd writer lol.
Don't understand keep loads of films on a hard drive, i'd rather back them up.


I'd rather have them on my harddrive where I don't need to worry about them getting scratched or looking for the disc.
If I want to find something I just go to that folder.
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