Summary: Hi all, I'm hoping for a quick answer to 2 quick questions. 1. I am going to buy a SATA hard drive for my MB. To install these drives is it as si...
Summary: This is in regards to my first post. I still playing around with it and I found out if I set the SATA drive to either IDE channel 2 or 3 slave, the ...
Summary: 1. How much difference between SATA and IDE? All data on your computer is encoded in bytes (byte = 8 bits). Parallel ATA or PATA (you call IDE) send a...
Summary: Response #7 will work if the SATA drive can't be accessed in Windows but is seen in the BIOS. If the drive isn't spinning up then the only option mig...
Summary: First things first !! Does your mother board have SATA ports ?? What you will need is a thin red or yellow SATA cable. A power converter for the power...
Summary: Hello, I'm having no luck at all getting my raid 0 set up much less my sata drives, i have an asus p5gdc board with 1gb of ddr2 ram. I have 2 maxtor 1...
Summary: I am running a system with xp pro on a sata 250 gig drive, I put in another 250 sata drive and tried to install xp64 on that to have a dual boot syste...
Summary: SATA Raid is only used for runing two hard drives as one on a raid 0 or riad 1 array. To run Raid you need 2 ideantical drives which raid and windows ...
Summary: Hey guys, i am wanting to know a lot more about SATA drives, i'm going to be upgrading my ATA100 drive soon so i can speed my computer up abit and fre...
Summary: I have installed only one SATA drive, a SATA 2 80gb jumpered as SATA 1, on a fairly recent MSI mboard with an ATI chipset. I had similar problems to w...
Summary: greetings, Reasontly my old scsi drive die on my dell precission 340 so I figure is time for an upgrade. So got myself a SATA hard disk and a SATA PC...
Summary: okay so i have 2 sata drives in a raid0 setup for storage and 1 regular IDE drive as a boot drive. the problem is that the raid setup is EXTREMELY slo...
Summary: Well i got an 80 GB SATA drive for my new Compaq. I figured i would give Vista a go and maybe get used to it. Well i used the recovery CD's that i ord...
Summary: This machine has an 80GB SATA drive which I have successfully formatted to FAT32. But it doesn't show up in BIOS' "Standard CMOS Features" but does sh...
Summary: I currently have 2 500gb western digital sata drives in my computer. Both of them are mostly full with about 100gb left on each. booted up my comput...
Summary: Ok, So I have a new WD 640GB SATA Drive and Windows is not seeing it at all. I could use a hand here. Let me tell you what I HAVE done so I do not was...
Summary: If I look at the bios settings on the first line I have a choice of SATA/RAID/SCSI for the boot order. I have chosen SATA. Of course there is nothi...
Summary: I recently purchased a Soltek SL-K890Pro-939 Via K8T890 Chipset. I installed a SATA drive directly to the mainboard and Windows wont detect the drive ...
Summary: The mode the SATA drive runs in depends on settings in your bios Setup - IDE compatible mode which is often the default setting, or a SATA mode, or so...
Summary: Jumpers on the SATA drives dont exist. All is contolled throught the bios and the SATA conectors are marked 0 and 1. I presume that the bios settings ...
Summary: i installed a sata drive last week.. i was having sluggish performance so i decided it was about time to format and start new. everything booted up fi...
Summary: The SATA drives will show as SCSI drives if you have an Intel ICH5-R and you load the Intel RAID drivers by pressing F6 during Windows install. These ...
Summary: Hard drive - Western Digital 200GB SATA Mobo - Asus KV8 SE Deluxe I am trying to install windows XP on a WD 200GB SATA drive. I do not want to use RA...
Summary: I installed a SIIG SATA controller card, and attatched a new SATA drive to it. Well, I don't see the drive anywhere in the Computer Management/Local s...
Summary: also...i should say that i have had to do this even with just one SATA drive Abit NF7-s 2500+ @ 3200+ 512 Corsair XMS PC3200 128 meg Radeon 9800 Pro D...
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