DFI DKx58 for i7-920, Win 7(64-bit)
ASUS P55D for i5-750, Win 7(64-bit)
I haven't tried on my old system
ABIT AB9-Pro for D925, Win 7(64-bit)
ABIT AB9-Pro for E6600, XP-Pro (32bit)
At 02:40 PM 12/19/2009, you wrote:
Which mobo are you using? Thanks.
Which mobo are you using? Thanks.
Garind P wrote:
I left only one PC that still using Win XP Pro compatilbily reason
with some old applications. The three others are Win 7 systems and
with them I can mount/unmount the drive. I use what Win 7's
Disk-Manager calls it dynamic format, then the dr
I left only one PC that still using Win XP Pro compatilbily reason
with some old applications. The three others are Win 7 systems and
with them I can mount/unmount the drive. I use what Win 7's
Disk-Manager calls it dynamic format, then the drive will be called
foreign drive.
At 04:33 PM 12
Depends on the chipset/mobo and how it is set up. Some allow the mobo SATA
ports to be "safely removed," others don't. For instance, I have an nVidia
based board that will even allow the system drives to be removed, although I
have never tried. Another board with an Intel ICH9R south bridge will no
I got a new case that has an eSATA connector on the front panel.
The mobo has a bunch of SATA ports on it. I'm only using two in my
default situation.
Can I connect the eSATA connector to one of these SATA ports on the
mobo? I'd be plugging in and unplugging from this port as one does with
