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What type of motherboard do you have?<br />
It will depend on the controller on the mobo but unless it is a pretty high end one I would guess not. If you know what type it is I can find out for you...
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What type of motherboard do you have?
It will depend on the controller on the mobo but unless it is a pretty high end one I would guess not. If you know what type it is I can find out for you...

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eSATA is just a different cable, so Any SATA &nbsp;controller supports eSATA automatically.<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />

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eSATA is just a different cable, so Any SATA  controller supports eSATA automatically.

I hope this helps !


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Hi<br />
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Thank you for your help nobus<br />
<br />
Chiarne
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Hi

Thank you for your help nobus

Chiarne

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Hi<br />
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I am running an AMD computer system which supports SATA and I would like to know if it supports eSATA.<br />
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If I purchase a SATA to eSATA bracket, am I able to use an eSATA external hard drive? &nbsp;Will it be compatible?<br />
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If I am able to use it, is it plug and play or would I have to turn off the computer before connecting or disconnecting hard drive.<br />
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Thank you<br />
<br />
Chiarne
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Hi

I am running an AMD computer system which supports SATA and I would like to know if it supports eSATA.

If I purchase a SATA to eSATA bracket, am I able to use an eSATA external hard drive?  Will it be compatible?

If I am able to use it, is it plug and play or would I have to turn off the computer before connecting or disconnecting hard drive.

Thank you

Chiarne

Is it possible to run eSATA on an 18 month old motherboard that supports SATA

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