Re: SATA

DevilsPGD wrote:

In message <l44g04hka2lsebmh3kg5776mbdi9ij8m9a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
thorn <thorn@...> wrote:

Blattus Slafaly ? (3) ¼ :) wrote:

I have 2 SATA ports on my board. Can you master/slave SATA harddrives?
Can you chain them like USB devices?

No & No.

Be very careful plugging anything into that motherboard because it must
have cost 99 cents.

99 cents?

Boards with two SATA ports are rare and probably made in Africa by pygmies.
The excess pressure of adding more hardware, might snap that board in half.


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