Does this motherboard support Hot Swapping?
1020804
I am not sure, because I never try it. I think the problem will be in the bios and the SATA cable.
2022774
It depends on whither you boot in the IDE mode or AHCI or Raid. You have to boot in AHCI or Raid in order to have hot swap with SATA or eSATA. If your pc don't support hot swap and you connect or disconnect while the pc is running it will lockup. In that case you have to turn on the eSATA before booting up the pc. I run my pc in AHCI mode and it all works great with hot swap.
1056192
I used the Silverstone CP05 (looks like your sample) and it works just fine as long as your software supports hot-swap. Backplane is part of frame each of which has a SATA cable available to plug into the connector of your choice.
416421
'hot-swapping' can mean something to one person and another thing to someone else! If you meant 'hot-swapping' is whether you can just pull a defective hard drive and inserting a new one without opening the case then the answer is No! You will have to open the case and replace the defective drive but don't worry, it is extremely easy to do! I have been using this item for months and it has been working very well and I can't even hear the fan running! Very good product from a well respected company. I hope this helps!
472159
Couldn't be simpler, it will drop right into the same motherboard slot. Just don't forget the thermal grease.
845143
I don't know. You'll need to look up the ram speeds and type supported by your motherboard. Sorry.
976553
Don't think so... It is a different socket, and I doubt the processor in that is even upgradable (soldered in). Also, the built in thermal solution probably isn't enough to handle the higher voltages/temps
722013
Need to know the specific part number of your motherboard but more than likely, the answer is no. The release date of the two cpu's are far apart enough that the sockets and/or supporting architectures are different.
1868428
Your FX4100 is a Socket AM3+ also, so you'll be able to swap the processors without a mobo change.
1663568
All mother board power connects are near the same u will be fine as long as it isn't a server mother board. Which it isnt
678143
No because it's plugged into a 2.0 slot on the motherboard. It just makes you able to use it
1124558
This depends on your motherboard. Most 1155 socket boards can (sometimes requiring BIOS update), but there are models that can't.
1211621
No it takes a proprietary PS. and it supports dual redundancy. Also the motherboard does not support standard connections it would require an adapter from 24 to 14 Pin before you could use it. This is a server not a PC and the ThinkServer 450W Hot Swap Redundant Power Supply is what you need.
1002837
Sorry can't answer about that motherboard, but I'm running it on a Gigabyte M61PME-S2 motherboard which supports AMD Socket AM2+ CPU's (Athlon X2 6000 processor) and a thermaltake 800W power supply which I upgraded from a 400W power supply
1462052
Yes, it does, although I have not tested it yet. I'm waiting for my new motherboard to arrive.
748629
Yes. See Motherboards section here: http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/products-model_Specification.aspx?id=C_00001675
168281
it cannot... This is not a good motherboard....... mine was dead on arrival... I never got it replaced.... save you money... buy something else somewhere else. Hope this helps.