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[AfZ]PiMp J · 05-20-2011, 10:03 PM

you have no real good reason, especially if the people who got them won't even review them (or aren't technically inclined to be able to do so)

to distance myself from those that gave you a bad taste in your mouth, i literally logged into the forum like a day before my post reviving this topic, having had no idea of your troubles in completing this project. in fact that last i ever knew it was you who cautioned against others using sata adapters because they would interfere with the timing for the hardware raid.

i am quite curious as to how these work but wouldn't dream of ripping off another person's idea, it's simply not my style.

to be honest, i myself was looking to unload the snap servers i had because i was tired of never using them due to diminished drive capacity, outdated architecture, and absolutely no chance to replace a failed drive since the ide drives are no longer being made. the security of a raid setup was negated until i saw your post. it is because of your post i am contemplating keeping my 4500 if i convert it to sata and offloading my ide 4400 (drives sleds and all)

have you thought about mass producing your product for overland or whoever even owns the brand now?

05-20-2011, 10:03 PM	#10
[AfZ]PiMp J Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Fl Posts: 29	Re: 4400/4200/4500/15000 SATA Adapters you have no real good reason, especially if the people who got them won't even review them (or aren't technically inclined to be able to do so) to distance myself from those that gave you a bad taste in your mouth, i literally logged into the forum like a day before my post reviving this topic, having had no idea of your troubles in completing this project. in fact that last i ever knew it was you who cautioned against others using sata adapters because they would interfere with the timing for the hardware raid. i am quite curious as to how these work but wouldn't dream of ripping off another person's idea, it's simply not my style. to be honest, i myself was looking to unload the snap servers i had because i was tired of never using them due to diminished drive capacity, outdated architecture, and absolutely no chance to replace a failed drive since the ide drives are no longer being made. the security of a raid setup was negated until i saw your post. it is because of your post i am contemplating keeping my 4500 if i convert it to sata and offloading my ide 4400 (drives sleds and all) have you thought about mass producing your product for overland or whoever even owns the brand now?