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harddrive problem?
- Thread starter nicks0r
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Which pin? I think 2 are unused but someone may wanna correct me.
Lower left is nrst, which i think is the one you're describing. Im pretty sure but not positive on that. As for its use i think its for powersaving, but dont quote me on that. Thats just a guess.
Lower left is nrst, which i think is the one you're describing. Im pretty sure but not positive on that. As for its use i think its for powersaving, but dont quote me on that. Thats just a guess.
5 over from the botten left if you're looking at the motherboard?
Either way if its working fine dont worry
just dont be surprised if it wont copy over ide buses or some such. Some sectors of the hard drive could be unreadable, but if it boots windows you may be free and clear. Depends on how finicky the hard drive is, the motherboard, your drivers, etc.
Either way if its working fine dont worry
just dont be surprised if it wont copy over ide buses or some such. Some sectors of the hard drive could be unreadable, but if it boots windows you may be free and clear. Depends on how finicky the hard drive is, the motherboard, your drivers, etc.
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Ice Czar
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the missing pin is still in the IDE connector?
think your lucky
looks like a ground
http://www.unitechelectronics.com/ide44pinout.gif
there are 6 other grounds
but it still might effect the reliability of data transimission
which sux at the current speeds already
SATA and the 7 Deadly Sins of Parallel ATA
ATA Not So Frequently Asked Questions
think your lucky
looks like a ground
http://www.unitechelectronics.com/ide44pinout.gif
there are 6 other grounds
but it still might effect the reliability of data transimission
which sux at the current speeds already
SATA and the 7 Deadly Sins of Parallel ATA
ATA Not So Frequently Asked Questions