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| 573070 | 2007-07-27 07:12:00 | Yeah, I think Gigabyte mobos come with those...? not sure. Yes, they do. Just bought a new GB mobo for a client and it came with two snazzy looking fluoro orange SATA cables with self-locking connectors. A good idea! |
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| 573071 | 2007-07-27 15:31:00 | my little brother had a problem with his sata cable falling off; i spent hours puzzling over how to get his machine to reliably boot before calling a friend who said to check the cable lol my asus board came with a sh*tload of sata cables, some of which had elbow-plugs, so the cable was perpendicular to the drive rather than sticking straight out of it. but then again, they are also hard to pull out: aren't sata drives meant to be hot-swappable? i'm sure pulling on an extra tight plug on a live motherboard isn't a good idea |
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