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#208449
I bough a new harddrive from newegg and it came wrap on "plastic bubble papers" with no box, no extra cables, no instructions! is that normal??

Anyway, The connection on the back of the drive looks pretty different from anything that I have seen before! somebody told me is a sata connection?

can I get some type of converter to use it or should I sent it back?

leo
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By NicoR44
#208453
Yep, you need a board that supports sata, I haven't heard of a converter beeing available, better send it back for a compatible one :(

edit, wait, search for sata to usb converter :)
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By Leonardo
#208464
I'm sending the thing back... It's hard to keep up with technology :shock:
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By michaelplogue
#208474
I hear you... I still gotta figure out what to do with my record album collection........ :wink:
By Aji Enrico
#208475
michaelplogue wrote:I hear you... I still gotta figure out what to do with my record album collection........ :wink:
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#208476
Leonardo wrote:I bough a new harddrive from newegg and it came wrap on "plastic bubble papers" with no box, no extra cables, no instructions! is that normal??

Anyway, The connection on the back of the drive looks pretty different from anything that I have seen before! somebody told me is a sata connection?

can I get some type of converter to use it or should I sent it back?

leo
Looks like you purchased an OEM version, which means it comes with just the drive. It also looks like you're needing an IDE type and not SATA. You might also want to be sure that your motherboard can support the size of hard drive you're wanting.
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By NicoR44
#208482
You might also want to be sure that your motherboard can support the size of hard drive you're wanting.
True, I had this once, but luckily there was a tool to update my Bios, after that it was fine :)
but it's not recomendable to play with your Bios:?
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By Frances
#208484
NicoR44 wrote:
You might also want to be sure that your motherboard can support the size of hard drive you're wanting.
True, I had this once, but luckily there was a tool to update my Bios, after that it was fine :)
but it's not recomendable to play with your Bios:?
Not if you can't deal with an OEM hard drive. :lol:
By oracio
#208487
Aji Enrico wrote:
michaelplogue wrote:I hear you... I still gotta figure out what to do with my record album collection........ :wink:
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a USB Vinyl player? Wtf? is it real?! :shock:

If it is, I would like to buy one :!: :wink:
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By -Adrian
#208598
Leonardo wrote:I'm sending the thing back... It's hard to keep up with technology :shock:
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slim, tight, sexy and red or fat, wide, ugly and grey - the choice is yours :lol:
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By Leonardo
#208618
I like mine with meat on its wires... thank you though! :D

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