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bitor · 03-29-2010, 09:46 AM

I agree with the points made here by Phoenix32 and blue68f100. It's a great opportunity for those who would like to upgrade older GOS units to the SATA hard drive format. And it very well may apply to the Snap14000 too. I have to test to be 100% sure, but I'm 90% sure it will work.
Some might look at this and say...I'll just go out and buy one of those cheap converters" Well, you can do this, but I assure you it will not work. Not enough space in the sled for one reason.
As I understand it, Phoenix32 has developed a custom converter that will fit in the sled with higher quality components to match or exceed the GOS units hardware.

bitor

03/29/10

03-29-2010, 09:46 AM	#11
bitor Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: USA Posts: 257	Re: Why SATA on 4400/4200/4500? I agree with the points made here by Phoenix32 and blue68f100. It's a great opportunity for those who would like to upgrade older GOS units to the SATA hard drive format. And it very well may apply to the Snap14000 too. I have to test to be 100% sure, but I'm 90% sure it will work. Some might look at this and say...I'll just go out and buy one of those cheap converters" Well, you can do this, but I assure you it will not work. Not enough space in the sled for one reason. As I understand it, Phoenix32 has developed a custom converter that will fit in the sled with higher quality components to match or exceed the GOS units hardware. bitor 03/29/10