Cables
- Thread starter timbim
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It depends on what mobo, certain manufacturers supply a certain number of cables with certain mobos (e.g. my mobo came with 4 SATA cables and 2 E-SATA cables, etc). Cob is of course correct, with OEM hard drives (and OEM optical drives) no cables are supplied. However, with retail hard drives (and retail optical drives) cables are usually supplied.
If you were interested in anything specific, you could have course ask again and someone who has purchased the particular mobo (or drive) may enlighten you. Then again you could always send OCUK a webnote.
If you were interested in anything specific, you could have course ask again and someone who has purchased the particular mobo (or drive) may enlighten you. Then again you could always send OCUK a webnote.
Thanks. The Gigabyte GA-MA770-DS3 is the mobo, is this a good board? Not planning on overclocking or even running high strain apps or games! Just needs to be a futureproofed business machine. Planning to go with the AMD Athlon Dual Core 5600 and 4GB Corsair XMS2. Would welcome any oppinions.
have a look at http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MB-141-AB as well.
Also you may want to look at a 780G mobo as they have the better SB700 southbridge.
Also you may want to look at a 780G mobo as they have the better SB700 southbridge.
I'm not sure how good that particular mobo is, but I'm happy with my Gigabyte board. If you're not running games then this:-
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showp... AMD 780G (AM2+) PCI-Express DDR2 Motherboard
might be a better bet, as for a few quid more you get on-board video (so no need for a graphics card). As far as I'm aware both Gigabyte boards come with 2 SATA cables each.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showp... AMD 780G (AM2+) PCI-Express DDR2 Motherboard
might be a better bet, as for a few quid more you get on-board video (so no need for a graphics card). As far as I'm aware both Gigabyte boards come with 2 SATA cables each.