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Solved Help ID what part is called (picture)
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Something like this should work https://www.amazon.com.au/10Gtek-Pr...cie+x16+sata+card&qid=1673816244&sr=8-15&th=1
@Bruce @phillpower2
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the long blacks are PCIe x 16.
the short blacks are PCIe x 1.
the whites are PCI.
the Amazon link from Peter would be a good way to go.
not sure of the bottlenecking if 4 SATA devices are connected on that one PCIe x 1 bus lane.
would be better than USB2 external connections, and probably better than USB3 speeds.
the short blacks are PCIe x 1.
the whites are PCI.
the Amazon link from Peter would be a good way to go.
not sure of the bottlenecking if 4 SATA devices are connected on that one PCIe x 1 bus lane.
would be better than USB2 external connections, and probably better than USB3 speeds.
no worries.
I'll close this then, and you can always PM a staff member to have it re-opened if necessary.
I'll close this then, and you can always PM a staff member to have it re-opened if necessary.
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