I only have SATA on my power supply. Any support for SATA or do I need an adapter.
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The USB 2 and media card reader ports are part of a powered hub and need a 4 pin molex to work, as far as I know. The USB 3 and eSATA ports will work without an independent power connection.
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My son, who installed it for me said it needs an adapter for it. I don't know what it is myself, sorry.
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You will need an adapter to to fully use this device. What you lose is the powered USB hub. What will still work (provided you have the motherboard ports for these items): USB 3.0, card reader, Esata.Most likely the hub will also work - it just won't be powered.
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You'll need to buy an adaptor -- without being powered the USB 2 ports don't work (at least for me). The adaptor is a couple of bucks... the good news is that the molex power connector on the device has both a male and female connector; you'll probably need a female SATA to molex power connector (these are relatively rare). It's too bad that the power connector on this device did not include a sata connector.
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Yes. You may need to get an extra SATA cable but they only cost around $3 a pop
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No, this adapter is just the opposite of what you need. This will adapt a mSATA drive to a full SATA slot.
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You need to power the card. I bought two 4 port cards and powered them off the SATA power in bay 4. They work flawlessly on my 5,1 under 10.8, 10.9 and Windows 7.
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You will need one SATA cable, something like this: C&E CNE11445 SATA Data Cable (2pk.)
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No, the power adapter is for the IDE/laptop hard drives. I have recovered data from SATA drives without the adapter in place although I normally leave it connected for convenience sake.
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I think what you need is a sata port, I plugged it into a Biostar P4M890 motherboard and a Pentium D and it works.
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You could connect it to the SATA port on a mainboard with an adapter cable, but I don't know what kind of thru put you would get.SATA to eSATA Cable
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Most Sata connectors are backwards compatible. Just do a quick Google search.
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Its just a power run. If your psu has enough wattage it'll be fine. Look at the 4 pin power connectors....they're all pigtailed (runs). Explorer sees drives depending on sata/ide...has nothing to do with power connections.
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this will connect to your mother board then you need to use or buy a SATA cable long enough to go from your MB to the drive then check you power supply for a small 4 wire plug then plug it in to the adapter power connection then you need to use a adapter for your drive power supply buy one if you don't already have that changes old power to new style . item 1 IDE to SATA, item two 1 SATA wire 10in + , item 3 power conversion wire from old style to new SATA power wire 10in+
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You need a SATA to USB converter with power. Something like: http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Converter-Supply-Activity-EC-AHDD/dp/B00CPGYNV4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1383744478&sr=8-4&keywords=SATA+USB
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You will likely need a standard to sata power adapter because this PS has both data connectors on one cable. I could not get the second data connector to reach the CD drive mounted perpendicular to the HD.
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This board requires four 4-pin ATA plugs. The board comes with the four 4-pin ATA plugs. Make sure your have a power supply that will accommodate these plugs. I had to buy adaptors (about $2 each) to plug into the SATA plugs.
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my computer only had sata power connections I had to buy a splitter to fit the 4 prong eide type power plug it needed. I hope this helps
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Hello, I bought it some months ago.Just use the SATA cable and the power cable connected to your mother board and that's it.
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The PSU is not standard, 14 pin connector to MB. No SATA cables neither from PSU, the HHDs are powered by proprietary cabled plugged into MB.