OK heres a tough one......
My new card is HUGE......It cannot fit properly into the case on the MoBo into the PCIe x16 slot......!
The 2 sata cables stop it seating properly..... :o
I have 6 slots for sata HDD and my question is......?
Can i move the cables onto , say slots 5 and 6 instead of 1 and 2...?
And how do i tell the bios to boot from that specific slot...?
I tried it and on start up it couldn't read any HDD's...?
Very confused here....? HELP
Tony
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Its a P5KE WiFi Asus MoBo......I thought i had it sorted but i could only get the card to fit on the PCIe x4 slot.....very slow..... 

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Re: Another problem....
Have your sata cable got a right angle connector on one end? If it's not already, try that end on the mobo.
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Cheers Dave....going to try that now....also saw this in the manual.....

Master HDD can go on 1 , 2 , 5 or 6.....!
Is that the way to go...?
Tony
Dave was spot on.......Reading further..... :brick:


Master HDD can go on 1 , 2 , 5 or 6.....!
Is that the way to go...?
Tony
Dave was spot on.......Reading further..... :brick:

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Re: Another problem....
I haven't bothered to identify the SATA slots on my PC - just plugged them into the convenient ones.
In the BIOS under "Boot" or similar you should be able to identify the relevant hard disk and tell it to boot from that one.
Ian
In the BIOS under "Boot" or similar you should be able to identify the relevant hard disk and tell it to boot from that one.
Ian