joevan <>, the ****-stained-vagrant and
villainous Marmite masher who likes animalistic ball games with kangaroo
rats, and whose partner is a trollop with a tight droog, wrote in
<>:
> On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 14:28:48 GMT, joevan <>
> wrote:
>
>>I have not had much experience with Sata machines or rather those use
>>such. I want to add a second DVD burner to this dual core machine but
>>would like to know more before I open it up. I have replaced a number
>>of DVD burners etc on my other machines but they don't use sata.
>>Could anyone suggest a good site for instructions?
>
> Below is the information on the unit that came with the machine.
> I can keep it and add a second faster burner. I just would like a
> little information before I start.
>
> Drive : PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-104
If the drive was new when the system was new then the system is not likely
to have SATA ports natively. If it does then they wont support optical
drives.
Once you have established how you wish to connect SATA devices to your
machine then simply realise that using such devices is no different to
standard devices, installation is generally much easier as you don't have to
worry about setting jumpers for master or slave etc. Some SATA drives have
jumpers but are for backwards compatibility, if you're buying a recent SATA
card then they shouldn't be an issue.
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