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Hello

 

My problem is the following: I only have 6 Sata-Ports on my Motherboard (Rampage IV Gene, mATX) but I need some more Internal.

Is there any good solution for that? I actually only use one PCIe slot.

 

Thx for your Help

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Something like these?

http://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/HDD-Controllers/SATA-Cards/4-Port-PCI-Express-SATA-6Gbps-RAID-Controller-Card~PEXSAT34RH

http://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/HDD-Controllers/SATA-Cards/

http://www.amazon.com/IOCrest-SATA-RAID-Controller-SY-PCI40010/sim/B002R0DZZ8/2

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http://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/HDD-Controllers/SATA-Cards/


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Thx a lot, just one question, will those HDD be recognised as internal or external drives?

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Thx a lot, just one question, will those HDD be recognised as internal or external drives?

 

Internal.


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Internal.

Thx a lot, exactly what I needed :)

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Thx a lot, just one question, will those HDD be recognised as internal or external drives?

 

Internal over a PCIe SATA Controller...

 

If you're planning a RAID array, get a RAID controller instead since not all PCIe SATA controllers support RAID arrays...

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Internal over a PCIe SATA Controller...

 

If you're planning a RAID array, get a RAID controller instead since not all PCIe SATA controllers support RAID arrays...

Okey, I already have a Raid setup on my Motherboard ports, I wanted to test some new/older OS (OSX and Windows) on those new ports. Have some ssd laying around... ;) 

and for more storage of course 

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What about a PCIe card? Costs about 30€ and is solid.

 

NOTE: If you want to boot from a card, it may take longer, because the PCIe card has to start first.

 

And look for PCIe x4 cards, not x1, because PCIe x1 has only 5 GBit/s.

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What about a PCIe card? Costs about 30€ and is solid.

 

NOTE: If you want to boot from a card, it may take longer, because the PCIe card has to start first.

 

And look for PCIe x4 cards, not x1, because PCIe x1 has only 5 GBit/s.

Okey thx, and the longer time is no problem, it's just for testing older and newer operating systems ;) 

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