Will this work with Win 8 or 7? is this compatible with PCI-e video cards like Invidia G-Force? does this support SATA Hard drives? How many USB ports
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hi, yes to all your questions and it come with 6 USB ports 2 of them 3.0 hope that help! gl!
1592313
I have this mobo. It definitely works with windows 7 and I used a gforce gtx 660. I'm not sure about the total usb, but there are a lot. Also has one usb 3.0 port on board if your case supports that. It has 2 sata 6.0 gbps ports and 4 3.0 gbps ports.
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Yes, it'll work with any version of windows. Yes, PCI-e video cards are supported. It has 6 SATA ports, and 6 USB.
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It has a PCI-E 16x slot. I think it's like revision 1.0 so it won't run very fast, but it should work. It has 4 RAM slots? I don't know about channels on this board, but I think i got it to run with two unmatched pairs of 2GB RAM, totaling 8GB. Here is the manual:https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share?s=nwl9NMVLTEMu3Daqdv5mEI
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It works with Windows 7, but not sure about Win 8. You may find more at their website (see link below). The exact part number is VCG84512SPPB.http://www3.pny.com/font-color9999998400-GS-512MB-PCI-Low-Profile-P2679C396.aspx
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This PCI card is the standard size, not low profile. I put it in my Dell Optiplex 745. It should support Windows 7 as long as you can find the drivers. I run Linux so I don't have a definate answer about Win7 support.
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It worked (for a while) for me with Windows 8. I assume it would work with Win7. At bottom mine was a Seagate Barracuda 2000GB SATA device configured by Buffalo to connect through USB3.
872545
Unable to answer exact question. I installed a WD green 3.5" 2TB Sata drive and it works fine. I did have to install the Gigabit driver before the Mother Board would see its eSATA ports.
850636
The card will work without special drivers. However once booted and installed you need to load the special drivers. With just the generic Windows drivers I could not access all of the SATA ports on both the card and motherboard. Once I installed the special drivers everything works great.
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I used a 2TB Seagate drive, and had no trouble recognizing it in Win 7. Both USB and E-SATA worked ok for me. Have you tried both interfaces? Might want to try connecting it to another system as well.
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i got it to work with win8.1 64 bit , which is a feat in and of itself ,. but if you have gone thru 2 cables already, are you sure you are not missing something ? have you tried the other cables with a different pc altogether .?
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As of yet I can not speak from experience as it's a long term build and the board has not been installed, but according to the Gogabyte website, it supports Windows 8.1/8/7...,Also seeing that all the latest Win 8.1 drivers comes in 64bit for the AMD platform, I strongly believe that it will run flawlessly with Windows 8.1 64bit. My first boot will be in 2-3 months from now and I will update my answer then for Windows 8 and Linux Fedora 20.
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The SATA port is only an extension of your motherboard ports. You must connect a SATA data cable from the motherboard to the card. I connected the power cable also, but I don't think this is require for the cards external eSATA to function. I have been unsuccessful in install the drivers for the USB 3.0 ports, so mine don't work. I am also using Windows 7 64-bit. Jeff
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It has three molex connectors. I'm using two of them with a 2 molex to 6 pin power connector to power my gtx 550 ti, and it works like a charm. I'm pretty sure you can buy a 1 molex to 2 sata connector to power two hard drives and it would work just fine. If it can power my gpu, it should be fine. The short answer is yes, you can, just make sure you buy the right adapters for your configuration. If you want me to link you to some good adapters, I will.
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I am only using the USB3 function of the card. I planned to use the SATA III port for possible future expansion. The set up I use is one USB3 port going to a Seagate 2 TB expansion hard drive (for backup and system images) and the other port to a USB3 hub. I chose this card because of the dual functionality and price.
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I had problems with it on both win 7 and 8. Tur ns out the firmware in it is not that great. If you use a newer hdd it should work but older hdd do not work. The one I had a probkem with was a toshiba 80 gig.
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I don't Completely understand what you are asking, But that is what I am using it for. You must have a PCI-E slot on the motherboard and connect external power using one of the y adapters included (both Molex AND SATA are included) to a HDD/CD power connector. Assuming your motherboard & operating system can meet these requirements it SHOULD work. Drivers are included as well.
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It turns out the SATA port is just a pass through for the eSata port on the outside of the card. There is no built in SATA port on this board.
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Yes this will. It has a standard AHCI-compatible mass storage SATA firmware ROM that will work with any Windows OS from XP to Windows 8. Just plug it into the USB port (will work with USB 1.0-3.0) and it should automatically install the device drivers. Make sure your hard drive is properly formatted for FAT32 or NTFS! If it had a Windows OS Win. XP and up (Windows 95, 98, don't support SATA drivers of any kind) it will be fine. You could also use it with Linux, Mac OS X too!