I would like to diagnose HDDs and SSDs using SMART tools. Does this support the SCSI to ATA Translation (SAT) standard?
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No you would need two of these:HighPoint Internal Mini-SAS to 4SATA(SFF8087 to SATA), 1M (3 feet) Int-MS-1M4S
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Yes, the Interface card has connectors on it that accept standard SATA drives for power and SATA connector
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Not likely. Most PC's use either IDE or SATA and do not have the ability to communicate with a SAS drive.
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It depends on which way you are converting. IDE to Sata or Sata to IDE. Either way I suggest updating your Hardware. I had 3 of these devices and all failed within 2-3 hors of installation. The other two did not work at all.
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why would you want to? I don't know of any IDE SSDs. This strictly converts IDE to Sata, just based on the plug. The IDE side is the same as the IDE cable. I suppose if you plug this directly into your motherboard and then have the sata plug into that it would make some sense, but i don't think this was designed to plug into your motherboard, and you'd have to ensure there's even space for that in your case.
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Usually SAS and Sata are not interchangeable. But if the drive says compatible then why not try in a computer sata port. If it works there then it will sure work with link station.
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Good question, it works with every other SATA .. it shouldn't be a problem. I haven't tried it on an SSD.
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ATA is the real name for the mass storage device interface that is frequently called IDE or EIDE. IDE and EIDE are mostly used by marketing people who do not know what they are selling or by writers for magazines who do not know what they are writing about. ATA is short for AT Attachment. The AT part is from the IBM PC/AT (1984). ATAPI is short for ATA Packet Interface. ATAPI allows SCSI devices to be attached to the ATA interface. The original ATAPI specification was called SFF-8020. The SFF-8020 specification is very old and very obsolete - do not use it - instead use the ATA/ATAPI-4, -5 or -6 and the SCSI MMC-2, -3, -4, standards for the current description of ATAPI. I hope this helps. I think it will do with any ATA drive
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No, see http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-sata-and-esata/
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Unfortunately non-software that I have can test it and the hardware itself does not seems to be different physically but I will recommend it as it works good for burning at 6x and the time was 16 min as expected for this device class and if an optical go up from 16x then you maybe need SATA3 but currently it seems does not applies [16 576 Mbit/s 72 MB/s] because SATA 2 3Gb/s is good up to ~ 290MB/s read and write vs. 6Gb/s is good up to ~ 600mb/s read / write. OS Driver Description - ASUS BW-16D1HT SCSI Cd-Rom Device. So I just hope this information help you to decide.
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This board does support ATA 100/133 drives, however I'm not sure if you can boot the drive from this controller. I had issues with this card and had to return it. I was trying to install a SATA II drive in an older dell optiplex that did not have a SATA controller. The system could not boot from the SATA II HDD. It may work for you to use the ATA 100 drive as a secondary HDD in a system that already has a primary boot device.
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Be sure to know what you are doing- For an ssd to use full speed capability the bios sata interface must be set to AHCI, not IDE before installing the new SSD.
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It's a standard "Asmedia 1061 SATA Host Controller", backwards compatible with standard AHCI controller.I would assume that will work under Linux too. Actually the latest Win drivers don't support TRIM on SSD - while with standard AHCI works (or with older Windows drivers).
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The utility software? That can be found on the Adata web site. Shouldn't need anything else to make the drive work, as long as you have a SATA port available.
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I don't honestly see why not. I mean you are converting anything SATA to IDE. So I don't believe it would be a problem. If it is, let me know at Plato2099@yahoo.com
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Unfortunately non-software that I have can test it and the hardware itself does not seems to be different physically but I will recommend it as it works good for burning at 6x and the time was 16 min as expected for this device class and if an optical go up from 16x then you maybe need SATA3 but currently it seems does not applies [16× 576 Mbit/s 72 MB/s] because SATA 2 3Gb/s is good up to ~ 290MB/s read and write vs. 6Gb/s is good up to ~ 600mb/s read / write. OS Driver Description - ASUS BW-16D1HT SCSI Cd-Rom Device. So I just hope this information help you to decide.