How many SATA3 connectors have this mobo?
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8 Total - 2 Types:6 Intel for all SATA hardware (supports RAID configuration) 2 ASMedia (Data hard drives in AHCI mode only)For more info go to: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z87EXPERT/#specifications
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8 Total - 2 Types: 6 Intel for all SATA hardware (supports RAID configuration) 2 ASMedia (Data hard drives in AHCI mode only) For more info go to: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z87EXPERT/#specifications
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It only comes with 2 sata connectors.All connectors are the 24 pin MB, 4 pin CPU, 3 molex, 2 SATA, and 1 floppy.
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If I remember correctly, it has at least 4 molex power conectors, your standard atx motherboard connectors but only 1 sata connector.
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The ports on the front of the case (2x USB 3.0, 1x eSATA, 2x USB 2.0, HDD Dock) function similar to a USB Hub. In that all of those ports connect to the motherboard via only one regular SATA cable. So to answer your question it connects to a regular SATA port not an eSATA port.
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Connectors (total 10): One (1) ATX 2.03 connector (24-pin) One (1) 12V connector for P4 motherboards Five (5) IDE 4 PIN connectors One (1) Floppy 4 PIN connector Two (2) SATA connectors
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It has 2 x 6Gbps SATA, 4 x 3Gbps.2 x PCIe 3.0 x161 x PCIe 3.0 x82 x PCIe 2.0 x11 x PCII think that's it.
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It attached to my mobo fine. I don't remember specifically but I think it does. I remember that I had to buy additional sata connections. I think this has IDE connectors. It has worked fine since I installed. The old one failed and took me a couple of weeks to determine that my machine would not boot due to its failure.
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It has rear cables to connect directly to motherboard. One USB 3.0 19 pin connector; one USB; One SATA and one power cable. The instructions refer to motherboard info for correct headers, since incorrect connections can damage motherboard.
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Both connectors? You mean the data and power connection? If so, then yes they are both SATA style connections.
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It does not. It is not even sata compatible. It connects into use port on main board
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Further to my previous answer, if you have SATA III, you are really going to have to bite the bullet and upgrade your motherboard to one that is compatible with SATA III. I just spent 2 months trying to do what you want and never found any satisfactory solution until I found a used MoBo on line that was compatible with SATA III. There are lots of them out there and the time you will save is worth the money you will spend.
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The Z9PE-D16 I received has 18 total SATA ports. Eight of them of require an Asus PIKE card.
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I suggest you use one of the HDD slots becuase there are a lot, and you connect SDDs and all other parts to the mobo. Hope that helps!
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six internal sata ports and two external sata ports,three PCI express x16(video card) ,two slots mini PCI express and one normal PCI, in the photo you can see
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It takes one PCIe slot (the shorter type), two 7-pin Sata connections on the motherboard, a USB connection on the motherboard and a Molex power connection from the power supply
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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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Download the motherboard manual (E7758v3.0.zip), look at page 1-2 "Package Contents". It shows 1 SATA Cable, 1 eSATA Power Cable, 1 SATA Power Cable, 1 USB 2.0 Bracket w/cable, eSATA Bracket w/cable