Christoffer S. H.
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Thanks man I will try to see what I can find I have tried with other cables, so I dont think it is the cable, but by trying with other SSD's or drives I can see if the problem persists
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Yes. The only difference being that the old PC had a standart 2.5" SSD
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It only happens when I connect the power cable to the old HDD yes. However the HDD works, I have tested it on another PC (which is worrisome).
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I am using M.2_1 and trying to use SATA6G_1, though. I have tried multiple SATA6G sockets, but it seems like it doesnt matter. Even if I have the SATA cable disconnected, the system shuts down/doesnt start, as soon as the SATA power cable is connected.
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The HDD is just a common Seagate "Deasktop SSHD 1000 GB" (Model: ST1000DX001) The components of the new is PC are: ASUS ROG Strix B360-F Gaming, S-1151 Intel Core i5-9400F Processor Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3000MHz 16GB ASUS GeForce GTX 1660 Ti DUAL EVO OC Seasonic Focus 650W 80+ Gold PSU Samsung PM981 SSD 256GB M.2 PCIe SSD
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Thank you very much for the reply The only reference that I could find was "The M.2_1 socket shars bandwidth with SATA6G_2 port when using M.2 SATA mode device. Ajust BIOS settings to use X2 mode (PCIE only)"? The motherboard is a ASUS ROG Strix B360-F Gaming, S-1151, and the manual that I found was this one: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/392136.pdf Can you specify what you mean by "shared"? Whas that what I mentioned before? If not, then is there a general way to avoid that (BIOS and such) or should I just try another SATA Again, thanks for the reply.
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So I just bought myself a new PC and wanted to transfer an old hard drive from my old PC into the new one. Whenever I connect the HDD to the PSU and try to turn the PC on, the RGB of the graphics card turns on, briefly, then turns off again. Nothing happens afterwards. I have no idea what is causing it since I'm quite sure I've plugged everything in correctly, but am very worried that there might be something wrong with the PSU. Can you guys help me troubleshoot it? I will need it running on the new PC soon, so I'm quite worried. The new PC already has an M.2 SSD with Windows 10 installed. As far as I know, the old HDD is not bootable. Thanks in advance!
