Where to buy an EXACT EXTRA Front Panel Connectors (Power, Reset, HDD Led, Power LED)??? I went to raidmax.com and could NOT find it. PLEASE HELP!
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Not gonna happen it would be easier to buy another case probably cost the same also
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That's a very specific problem. You would probably need to buy another case to get what you're looking for.You could try contacting Raidmax customer support to see if there's something they can do for you: http://raidmax.com/support.htmlIf all else fails, you could get a 3.5" all-in-one type thing like this: TabStore 5.25" PC Dashboard Media LCD Front Panel Audio SD MS MMC CF XD TF M2 Card Reader with Fan Control USB 3.0
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Are you talking about the wiring for the front bay connectors? They are all grouped together accordingly so you should be able to check the case manual to see what each is for and then cross reference that with your motherboard manual to know what connectors on the board to attach them to.
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Check this one too. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009KN1H3W/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1427046651&sr;=8-7&keywords;=dv6-2155dx+hard+drive&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41fwy4lzG5L&ref;=plSrch
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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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So you have all SATA connectors and no Molex ATA connectors. There are converter/adapters for that. Most go the other way because people with older motherboards/cases had ATA and had to upgrade to SATA. But places like Frys (frys.com) have them for both directions. Alternatively its just 12 volts. You could get a universal power supply from Radio Shack to provide a dedicated power source that doesn't pull from your PC's power supply.
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Thanks - trying to find out before purchasing, but I found some posts on Newegg that indicate they are SATA (maybe they changed from IDE to SATA and this is why it isn't in the specs).
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D&F; S. I am sorry, I don't carry that exact one anymore .. Closest I would have is the Seagate 1TB with CC38.. ST31000528AS I think is the part #.. You could use this drive and downsize it if your trying to put it in a raid install.. Anyways, let me know.. Glad to help if I can.ScottAll Computer Parts
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I'm not sure but I found this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B4LISF8/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1427046134&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords;=dv6-2155dx+hard+drive&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41OMEnbJeLL&ref;=plSrch
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Hi, This is a pretty good power supply. It has 6 SATA power connections, 1 Floppy connector, 1 20+4 Main Motherboard connector (the 4 pin connector attaches to the remaining four pins on the motherboard's 24 pin connector), and 6 4-Pin Molex type connectors for additional peripherals. I've got my power supply almost fully loaded with devices and my PC works wonderfully. Hope this helps.
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Thanks for your information. I did also find out that there's a sata port intended for an optical drive. If so, then I can mount the SSD in that bay and still have all 4 bays for data. Now - does anybody know if the BIOS can handle 3TB drives without repartitioning?
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None...you install the hard drives you want, If you go to their website you can find out a lot of answers. www.bufflaotech.com
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I suggest you contact customer service at wolvol.com. Based on my experience with them, they will be more than happy to answer your question. If, by some strange chance, thay cannot help you, go to www.firefold.com and ask them. They have an enormous stock of pc parts & accessories, plus they are immensely knowledgeable. Hope this helps.
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Jeffrey: 1st .. SAS drives do not come with USB cables. You do NOT use a USB interface with them. Your need a Raid or HBA controller. Many motherboards have on-board SATA raid controllers which are not designed for SAS drives. There are some "enterprise class" mobos with SAS controllers but they are very pricey. Most discreet Raid / HBA controllers (LSI / Adaptec are the best) use an 8087 internal host connector which branches out to (4) connectors on the hdd end. The hdd end connectors are dependent on whether your drives are internal / external. More info at: http://www.elpeus.com/categories/sas-mini-sas/external-sas-cables.html The biggest differences between SATA & SAS is that all SAS drives are enterprise class and designed for Raid whereas most SATA drives are not designed for Raid. SAS can read / write simultaneously and SATA can only do one or the other. For most SOHO applications the motherboard SATA raid will suffice. WD makes some very good enterprise class SATA NAS hdds. You will find better performance from SAS but the Raid controller / cables are not cheap. I hope this helped. Good Luck & have fun:) Oh, by the way, I'm still running my Seagate SAS drives with no problems. I'm a happy camper.
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If you are hooking this up to the Super RAID 2 board (3 slots) then check with the MSI website, there is a list of drives that work with their RAID boards.
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Why would you? Nobody flashes bios with floppies anymore, unless u have old files.. then just buy an adapter. Front panel slots are obsolete. U can download everything now. Many case makers aren't even including them now, I got this case for size and water cooling.
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Use the Intel Raid Controller that is on your motherboard if you are going RAID 0, that's what I would do. I am using the card for an SSD which was perfect for my computer, big jump in performance. Not sure how it would work under RAID 0, seeing how I have never used it for that. Hope this helps.
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Hello fellow Transcend card user:First of all, I am not using my card in a RAID configuration. However, I do believe your assumption is correct. I have an ASUS MoBo and to access the installed RAID functionality of the MoBo, I have to attach the hard drives directly to a specific set of SATA III I/O ports. You may want to check your MoBo manual for such requirements. You may also want to pose this question to your Mobo manufacturer. Further, you may want to consider running your RAID configuration from a USB-3 and/or e-SATA external RAID enclosure. Hope this information can be of some help - Good luck. Hello fellow Transcend card user:First of all, I am not using my card in a RAID configuration. However, I do believe your assumption is correct. I have an ASUS MoBo and to access the installed RAID functionality of the MoBo, I have to attach the hard drives directly to a specific set of SATA III I/O ports. You may want to check your MoBo manual for such requirements. You may also want to pose this question to your Mobo manufacturer. Further, you may want to consider running your RAID configuration from a USB-3 and/or e-SATA external RAID enclosure. Hope this information can be of some... » Read More Hello fellow Transcend card user:First of all, I am not using my card in a RAID configuration. However, I do believe your assumption is correct. I have an ASUS MoBo and to access the installed RAID functionality of the MoBo, I have to attach the hard drives directly to a specific set of SATA III I/O ports. You may want to check your MoBo manual for such requirements. You may also want to pose this question to your Mobo manufacturer. Further, you may want to consider running your RAID configuration from a USB-3 and/or e-SATA external RAID enclosure. Hope this information can be of some help - Good luck. « Show Less