Are all SATA connectors cr*p?

T

T i m

Hi All,

I've just built my first box with only SATA drives and I don't know if
it's just the cables that came with this Asrock mobo that are cr*p or
they are all the same but they are *very* easily pulled out (certainly
in comparison with a new IDE cable that's for sure). So much so that I
was thinking of hot melt gluing them on!

Any suggestions please .. do they make 'secure' fixing SATA cables?

All the best ..

T i m
 
M

meerkat

T i m said:
Hi All,

I've just built my first box with only SATA drives and I don't know if
it's just the cables that came with this Asrock mobo that are cr*p or
they are all the same but they are *very* easily pulled out (certainly
in comparison with a new IDE cable that's for sure). So much so that I
was thinking of hot melt gluing them on!

Any suggestions please .. do they make 'secure' fixing SATA cables?
Says here, `with secure latch`, don`t know if that`s
what you need T.
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInfo.aspx?ProductID=16775
 
P

Pipboy

Hi All,

I've just built my first box with only SATA drives and I don't know if
it's just the cables that came with this Asrock mobo that are cr*p or
they are all the same but they are *very* easily pulled out (certainly
in comparison with a new IDE cable that's for sure). So much so that I
was thinking of hot melt gluing them on!

Any suggestions please .. do they make 'secure' fixing SATA cables?

All the best ..

T i m

Asrock is known for shipping crap SATA cables with their mb's.
 
D

Don't :ook

They ain't the only ones. Got a EVGA and a Foxconn mobo.Both had the crappy
sata connectors. The EVGA mobo had a list price of $179. The foxcon was
cheap.
 
T

T i m

They ain't the only ones. Got a EVGA and a Foxconn mobo.Both had the crappy
sata connectors. The EVGA mobo had a list price of $179. The foxcon was
cheap.

Did you find replacements that were better and if so what did you use
please?

All the best ..

T i m
 

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