How many sata connectors are there? I'd like 7, 2 for CD-ROM drives and 5 for Hard drives.
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You will have enough I using 8 but I think it has 9. This thing has been bulletproof for me so far love it...Hope that help
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There are enough connections for that. I have it hooked up to 8 Hard drives 4 SSD's 2 Video cards and 1 DVD drive.
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There are three modular connectors. Each cable that can be attached has three individual sata connectors on it approximately 1.5" apart.
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The motherboard uses standard SATA cables, I believe there are a few SATA 2 connectors as well
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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 sata connection should be the same but you will need adapter to hold the 2.5 drive in place.
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It depends on the number of drives. The motherboard comes with at least 2 SATA cables, which can be used for SATA hard drives and SATA CD/DVD drives. If you need more cables, then make sure you purchase the 6GB cables of the correct length for your application. Here is an compatible cable, albeit they are 18" long.OKGear 18 inch Black Premium SATA III Round Cable 6GB/s Straight to Straight w/latch, Black
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I do believe that you need both cables to get all 8 drives. I think it is 4 per but I have not tested as I only have 4 drives at this time.
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It looks like there are slots for SATA 1.0 and SATA 2.0 with one being used by the currently installed hard drive. So there is an available slot to plug one in but I seriously doubt another internal hard drive would physically fit in the case. I would just add an external drive. I have two hooked up to mine :).
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I assume you meant Sata 1,2, or 3. There are differences, primarily the speed they are capable of supporting. You would want to use Sata 3 cables in any modern PC just to be safe and ensure you get the most out of your hard drives.
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It only has two SATA power connectors but they are on separate cables. This helped me because of the distance between the two sata power devices I was using. They were too far apart for another PS I was using that had two sata connectors but on the same cable. The other connections are standard molex, the motherboard 4 pin power connector (can't remember if there are one or two), and the 20+4 connection.
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It has 2 x 6Gbps SATA, 4 x 3Gbps. 2 x PCIe 3.0 x16 1 x PCIe 3.0 x8 2 x PCIe 2.0 x1 1 x PCI I think that's it.
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Do i neet to put 3 plugs?(SATA CABLE, LIKE 3.5"FDD POWER CABLE, IDE DRIVE POWER CABLE)
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Most desktop computers have from two to four 5.25" drive bays for DVD or CD drives, or in my case Removable SATA type hard drives. You can find the removable drive bay for the 5.25" bay slot on Amazon, although the SATA bays make the most sense, you might find some for SCSI or even older technology. The width of the bay is 5.25, while the 3.5" HDD slips in through a latching gate.
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It also comes with a molex (PATA) style connector. Just use a molex to SATA adapter to run the second drive. I am running two laptop drives off of it in my system.
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mine had two parts....the usb connection to the short part of the drive connections and a Model sy-002-5-12 power ac-dc adapter with the sata power to drive part of the connection. each is connected to the drive separately.
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This will work with either SATA or PATA drives, connectors are included for both. I hooked up an old 250 GB.PATA drive as new motherboard had no connectors for it.
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is that the most information you can give me. do you really think i want to look up your machine. and find out what type drvie it has in it. with that said this is a 1.8 micro sata drive. not to be confused with msata. I had to buy a device to go from micro sata to 2.5 sata which is the standard.
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I can't answer your question from personal experience as I don't have 10 USB 2.0 hard drives.But at the moment there are 5 USB 2.0 hard drives running off my Satechi including one that does not have an external power supply. In addition my keyboard and mouse, a DVD drive with no external power supply, an Epson scanner, and an HP laser printer are connected to it. I see no reason why there couldn't be even 12 hard drives connected if each has its own power supply, provided the Satechi hub is being powered by its ac adapter.