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4th Apr 2008, 15:01
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i just read this and then checked my drive and sure enough it has a tiny jumper on the 4 pin socket but i dont know what it is and why its there im using the 2 large flat ones
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4th Apr 2008, 15:30
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I think to limit storage size/speed.
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4th Apr 2008, 15:30
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Seagate says:
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Serial ATA interface disk drives are designed for easy installation. It is not necessary to set any jumpers, terminators, or other settings on this drive for proper operation. The jumper block adjacent to the SATA interface connector on SATA 150MB/s drives is for factory use only. The jumper block adjacent to the SATA interface connector on SATA 300MB/s drives can be used to force the drive into SATA 150MB/s mode for use with older SATA controllers that only work with SATA 150MB/s drives. My System: Tim
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5th Apr 2008, 01:17
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cheers ;)
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