Can this drive be jumpered for SATA 1.0?
183905
No, there are no jumpers for usage with chipsets that do not properly perform speed auto-negotiation. This drive was not detected by an older motherboard with the VIA VT8237 chipset.It will work fine with SATA 1.0 chipsets that are forward compatible though.
183906
all current SATA versions are backwards compatible, there is no need to use jumpers for backwards compatibility.
183907
No, there are no jumpers for usage with chipsets that do not properly perform speed auto-negotiation. This drive was not detected by an older motherboard with the VIA VT8237 chipset. It will work fine with SATA 1.0 chipsets that are forward compatible though.
1356232
If the drive is a standard sata it will not work. U will need a sata cable. This is a micro sata cable for 1.8 drives
738388
Can't see why not. Works well with my Maxstor & Seagate sATA. Big problem with IDE drives -- don't fit. USB 2.0 only. Recommend you look at a USB 3.0 -- backwards compatible with 2.0.
1629164
No it does not include jumpers or any options other than 'direction' IDE to SATA or SATA to IDE. No documentation at all was included in the package. But the connections are pretty straight forward.
1356231
Not likely - this is a _mini_ SATA connector, not a full size SATA connector.
14260
The SATA connector for 1.8" drive is non-standard. One will need to get an adapter to convert to standard 2.5". The best-cost effective method would be using a mSATA to SATA adapter with a standard 2.5" housing.
554865
shouldn't be a problem. I did the same thing. just plug the Vantec into ide and it becomes sata..don't forget to plug in power.
2165658
Yes. Actually, all SATA standards are compatible with each other.Here's the thing: SATA 1 moves at 1.5 Gb/s. SATA 2 moves at 3 Gb/s. SATA 3 moves at 6 Gb/s. If you plug a SATA 3 drive into a SATA 1 port, it is going to move at 1.5 Gb/s.
1590998
sure be ok. it is ok when i use the 1Tb. but it is better that you check with the Seagate service team
1829712
No, this is SATA; IDE is defunct. You can use that old drive as a paper weight. Also get a Solid State Drive and enjoy about 10x improvement in hard drive speed. SSDs are worth every penny.
2165659
Yes. All SATA standards are compatible with each other, but it is going to operate at SATA 1.0 speed. I guess if you're looking for capacity rather than speed, go for it.
631212
Your answer to both is yes because SATA is Serial ATA drive. Happy hunting.
975904
No, I don't think so as the only connecting cable uses a specific USB 3.0 motherboard-capable connector. I do not remember seeing any ports for SATA connectivity.
337443
No, theres a video on OWC site that shows you how to do it...You gotta bend the SATA cable the other way basically...
1455390
Standard SATA connectors, will work with any SATA port. May not be the cheapest drive you can buy for what you're describing, but that's your call.
1291586
No. There is no Master, Slave or Cable Select on SATA drives. Sata is a Point to Point. you only connect one drive per cable. Even if you are using a SAS card with a Sata drive there is no jumper settings like the old IDE. Some computers though cannot use a sata II or Sata III so there are jumpers to tell the drive to be slower. see this picture for a Segate image. http://support.seagate.com/kbimg/3178-1.gif There are jumpers that Western digigal has but i doubt in normal useage you will use them. http://www.techarp.com/review/Western_Digital/Scorpio_Black_320GB/jumpers.jpg No. There is no Master, Slave or Cable Select on SATA drives. Sata is a Point to Point. you only connect one drive per cable. Even if you are using a SAS card with a Sata drive there is no jumper settings like the old IDE. Some computers though cannot use a sata II or Sata III so there are jumpers to tell the drive to be slower. see this picture for a Segate image. http://support.seagate.com/kbimg/3178-1.gif There are jumpers that Western digigal has but i doubt in normal useage you will use them.... » Read More No. There is no Master, Slave or Cable Select on SATA drives. Sata is a Point to Point. you only connect one drive per cable. Even if you are using a SAS card with a Sata drive there is no jumper settings like the old IDE. Some computers though cannot use a sata II or Sata III so there are jumpers to tell the drive to be slower. see this picture for a Segate image. http://support.seagate.com/kbimg/3178-1.gif There are jumpers that Western digigal has but i doubt in normal useage you will use them. http://www.techarp.com/review/Western_Digital/Scorpio_Black_320GB/jumpers.jpg « Show Less
1415953
No, see http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-sata-and-esata/