Terminator C3 and SATA

[Kane17]

I know a couple of you have this same box and was wondering if anyone else had problems with the BIOS detecting SATA drives?

I have no trouble getting my regular ATA IDE drives to work.

Just so you know this is my first SATA drive I've owned so I don't know if there's something I need to know about connecting it.

I have used the legacy power connector and it did not work, also I have used the adapter that connects from the legacy power plug on the PSU to plug into the SATA power port on the HDD. I tested the drive in another computer with the SAME SATA Cable and it worked fine.

Onboard SATA is enabled in the BIOS and Set to IDE Mode

 

[exkoubitores]

Set the SATA drive to run in 150 mode. That may fix it as my epia does not support 300 drives either.

 

[ultatryon@ecc]

I can give it a whirl in the morning, I dont have any SATA drives in my box at the moment, but I have a few kicking around that I can try it with, but I believe the above post has some good info, as I believe the SATA controller is 150mb/s only. I know I have had issues with Seagate SATA300 drives on 150 controllers in the past, thats why they all have a speed limiting jumper on them. Check your drive, and see if you have a jumper that you can use to limit the speed to 150