I know I have one for the HD and one for my old dvd, and they are just fine, but too many wires made me decide to see if I could install the HD to eliminate all those wires...that is why I wanted to install internally...no more wires...except for those that are at least inside the case.
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added 80gb external on Ult 7600 computer,
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Too Many USB Flash Drives to count, Biggest is 64GB !
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IDE cable & floppy ribbons cables are different number of pins.
Full size IDE HD's use Molex power connectors
I do have an extra one just like that...are you suggesting that i could use that for my 2 fans that i have piggybacked into existing Molex power connectors? Not a bad idea, but would those thin fan wires black and red stay in those connectors without falling out? I don't know how those are installed , probably soddered..I had to snip a couple of those fan wires to get the old power supply out and I pulled but nothing happened, so I snipped them.
Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Built them myself, Science Experiments ! OS: Win7 Enterprise, Win7 x86 (Ult 7600), Win7 x64 Ult 7600, TechNet RTM on AMD x64 (2.8Ghz) CPU: AMD fx8350 4ghz, AMD-32 2400mhz, AMD-64 3200mhz, AMDx64 2.8G Motherboard: SIS 755, ECS-K8M890M-M (Ult 7600), GigaByte & others Memory: 2gb, 4gb on the Ult 7600, 4gb on Technet RTM, 32gb on FX8350 Graphics Card: Draw my own Graphics, several nVidia cards Sound Card: on motherboard Monitor(s) Displays: 19" flat scr, 28" I-Inc widescr,22" Emprex Widescr, 23" Acer Screen Resolution: 1280 x 1024, 1440 x 900, 1920 x 1080 Keyboard: Compaq & Dell recycled from GoodWill Mouse: Made in China Optical Wired Mouse PSU: 430w, 550w, 600w, 700, 800, etc Case: All Generic Full Towers Cooling: Open Air & a few fans, some w/ colored LEDs Hard Drives: 6 pata Ide HD's & 2 Sata HD's
added 80gb external on Ult 7600 computer,
numerous extra 1tb, 2TB, 3Tb SATA HD's
A collection of ext HD Docks w/ HDs Internet Speed: Fast Cable InterNet Browser: IE 8 is preferred, but use FireFox sometimes Antivirus: AVG Free on 24 different Desktops, NO Problems! Other Info: Linksys Routers, switches, & Hubs
Too Many USB Flash Drives to count, Biggest is 64GB !
Eight computers in my home network.
Sixteen computers at my business network.
Linked via TeamViewer !
Lots of old used spare computer parts everywhere!
Normally replacement case fans come with the 2 wire (Red & Black) and a small connector on the end that would connect to the molex adapter or to a connection on the motherboard. Sounds like yours was wired directly to the PSU leads. Poor planning on the PC Mfg for doing replacement PSU & fans if needed.
Can you take & upload any pics of your problem areas ? That way our team of members can throw more ideas at you.
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added 80gb external on Ult 7600 computer,
numerous extra 1tb, 2TB, 3Tb SATA HD's
A collection of ext HD Docks w/ HDs Internet Speed: Fast Cable InterNet Browser: IE 8 is preferred, but use FireFox sometimes Antivirus: AVG Free on 24 different Desktops, NO Problems! Other Info: Linksys Routers, switches, & Hubs
Too Many USB Flash Drives to count, Biggest is 64GB !
Eight computers in my home network.
Sixteen computers at my business network.
Linked via TeamViewer !
Lots of old used spare computer parts everywhere!
pictures of what? The attached fans are covered with electric tape. The loose HD...I could send that the first chance I get...possibly some suggestions on how to stop it from moving around in this non bay area, not meant for any device.
You could cut some pieces of Styrofoam to wedge them into the space on each side snugly.
You can get some Velcro pads that have adhesive on both parts - one part on the case, one part on the HDD.
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Refer: TVeblen excellent ideas, thanks.... Refer: DocBrown: If you could identify each one of those pics you kindly showed it would be appreciated. So I would know what to ask or look for. Thanks
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