I have estata cables on my tivo extender that have been working fine for
years. I have estate cables on one of my PCs that hold extra drives,
like some 8 extra drives. They seem to be working fine too.
On 8/26/2013 1:38 AM, Christopher Fisk wrote:
I have recently seen failures on SATA cables
I have recently seen failures on SATA cables myself. I have been writing
it off as being cables of an unknown age. Interesting that others have
seen it, but I believe it is likely coincidence.
On Sun, Aug 25, 2013 at 5:11 AM, Winterlight wrote:
> I have one ESATA device. It is a 2TB Fantom ext
I have one ESATA device. It is a 2TB Fantom external hard drive that
supports both USB2, and ESATA. It has an Hitachi drive in an
aluminium enclosure that vents at both ends. I put a case fan in
front of it that blows air through it, and in the three years I have
run it 24/7 it has never given
new lacie portable 500gb
drive - 90mb/s transfers.
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You have to
0, wrote:
I think that depends on if the chipset supports hotplugging.
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Is native External SATA port on the motherboard something that can be
treated like a USB port ...
hink that depends on if the chipset supports hotplugging.
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Is native E
I think that depends on if the chipset supports hotplugging.
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Subject: [H] ESATA
Is
Is native External SATA port on the motherboard something that can be
treated like a USB port ... can you plug a ESATA drive in and out
while running? Or do you have to treat the drive the same way you
would an internal drive?
thanks
DFI DKx58 for i7-920, Win 7(64-bit)
ASUS P55D for i5-750, Win 7(64-bit)
I haven't tried on my old system
ABIT AB9-Pro for D925, Win 7(64-bit)
ABIT AB9-Pro for E6600, XP-Pro (32bit)
At 02:40 PM 12/19/2009, you wrote:
Which mobo are you using? Thanks.
Which mobo are you using? Thanks.
Garind P wrote:
I left only one PC that still using Win XP Pro compatilbily reason
with some old applications. The three others are Win 7 systems and
with them I can mount/unmount the drive. I use what Win 7's
Disk-Manager calls it dynamic format, then the dr
I left only one PC that still using Win XP Pro compatilbily reason
with some old applications. The three others are Win 7 systems and
with them I can mount/unmount the drive. I use what Win 7's
Disk-Manager calls it dynamic format, then the drive will be called
foreign drive.
At 04:33 PM 12
Depends on the chipset/mobo and how it is set up. Some allow the mobo SATA
ports to be "safely removed," others don't. For instance, I have an nVidia
based board that will even allow the system drives to be removed, although I
have never tried. Another board with an Intel ICH9R south bridge will no
I got a new case that has an eSATA connector on the front panel.
The mobo has a bunch of SATA ports on it. I'm only using two in my
default situation.
Can I connect the eSATA connector to one of these SATA ports on the
mobo? I'd be plugging in and unplugging from this port as one does with
Good prices. Thanks.
Bobby
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Subject: Re: [H] ESATA cables...
http://www.monoprice.com
http://www.monoprice.com/products/search.asp?keyword=esata&x=0&y=0
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:49:30PM -0400, Bobby Heid wrote:
> Hey,
>
>
>
> I need to get a longer (6') ESATA cable. Looking on Newegg, they range from
> $5 to $30. Is there that much difference in the cables?
>
>
>
> http
Hey,
I need to get a longer (6') ESATA cable. Looking on Newegg, they range from
$5 to $30. Is there that much difference in the cables?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=4001%2011775
34371%201177412127&Description=eSATA%20Cable&name=5%20-%2010%20ft
http:
>
> -Original Message-
> From: "Anthony Q. Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2007 13:19:09
> To:The Hardware List
> Subject: [H] eSATA HD enclosures...
>
>
> Anyone running one of these? If so, which?
>
> I read in Max
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From: "Anthony Q. Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2007 13:19:09
To:The Hardware List
Subject: [H] eSATA HD enclosures...
Anyone running one of these? If so, which?
I read in MaxPC that an eSATA HD is faster than firewire 800 and much
faster than USB 2.
n" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2007 13:19:09
To:The Hardware List
Subject: [H] eSATA HD enclosures...
Anyone running one of these? If so, which?
I read in MaxPC that an eSATA HD is faster than firewire 800 and much
faster than USB 2.0. Can anyone verify this?
Also, I
Anyone running one of these? If so, which?
I read in MaxPC that an eSATA HD is faster than firewire 800 and much
faster than USB 2.0. Can anyone verify this?
Also, I've read that on a lot of mobos the eSATA port cannot be made to
work correctly. Anyone have any comment on that?
Thanks.
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