Got my HD's today am I supposed to connect sata power and molex or just sata power connector?
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Got my HD's today am I supposed to connect sata power and molex or just sata power connector?
One or the other. Not both.
thx dude +rep for the speedy response
It wasn't that speedy, but thanks!
i deam 9 minutes a speady responce.Quote:
Originally Posted by crenn
30 seconds is faster!
I just opened up a paradox here
The dreaded black molex? You've doomed us all! Doomed I say! Doooooooomed!
It's a SATA power connector made by Molex.
thats what i was going to say, its like how kleenex is a brand but thats what all brands get called.
Meh, it looked like a Molex up close, lol.
It is a Molex, it's just a SATA molex. Paradox!
Ohh, lol. I'm just hungry and my bs (blood sugar) is going to hell. Damnit mom! When's dinner ready already! Oh wait... she can't hear text. Meh.
Molex.Com They make all kinds of connectors.
I wish they would come up with a replacement for those crappy white 4 pins.
a connecor like USB wold be goo
Molex serves OEMs in industries that include automotive, business equipment, consumer products, industrial equipment, premises wiring and telecommunications. They offer more than 100,000 products to customers through direct sales and distributors.
Molex originated a large variety of connector types, but only one is commonly used in microcomputers, and thus known unambiguously as a "Molex connector" in that context. That connector type is the one pictured, which is used for power connections for disk drives and other computer components. An AT or ATX standard power supply normally has multiple connectors of this type.
The company began by making flowerpots out of an industrial byproduct plastic called Molex. Later they made connectors for General Electric and other appliance manufacturers out of the same plastic. Most recently Molex acquired Woodhead Industries in the largest acquisition in its history.
Molex seems to make a whole lot more than that now though. You can even buy just a CPU socket from them,
Don't you just say tissue then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawn-Inc
we (in canada, or me, my family & friends anyway) just call it a kleenex. another example is body filler in us gets called bondo.
Is this gonna turn into a thread full of examples?
If so...
Can I have a go?
Hoover - Vacuum Cleaner.
JCB - Anything tractor like with a scoopy on the back and a scoopy on the front.
But let's not let this get into American versus English..... eh Jeremy?
And how those contraptions here we call weed whackers are called weed eaters elsewhere, etc. lol
Ha ha... weed whacker, wtf?
A weed whacker?
You mean a strimmer?
Probably.
Just think... you got a post point for that.
That's bad.
Have some rep too, hehehe....
Probably.
:p
weed whackers=whipper snipper
:D
...wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by crenn
Oh yeah, a guy rode by on his bike one day with a weed WHACKER engine hooked up to it like a motor, that was cool. I want to do that with my recumbent bike one day.
wow the 2nd post answered my question and you guys are still going
Yeah... we seem to be good at going insanely OT here, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Beam
Apologies for what I appear to have started here... ;) Btw, what is a 'Weed Whacker'? Have an idea in my head but guessing it's not someone who likes a bit too much of the old Ganga?
It's basically a long rod with a motor at one end, a throttle in the middle, and a spinning disk deal at the other end that has some sort of string or cord that spins really fast to cut weeds with. WTF am I doing?
LINK
I'm still not sure where I got that name from either... probably long time ago, lol.
please dont tell me you're trying to call that crap you americans babble real englishQuote:
Originally Posted by MintyMadness
English with an American dialect... I prefer to refer to it as "American" but people have given me **** for that, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by calumc
Heres a little of my regional dialect:
The Sligo dictionary
1) C'mere = Excuse me
2) What's the story fella? = how are you?
3) I will yeah! = no!
4) Hows the form? = hows it hanging?:
5) You would yeah! = You wouldn't dare!
6) State a him = He looks bad
7) (Ah / Awe) now sham = that's good
8) Pure = very
9) Two ****s = care
10) Couldn't give two ****s = I don't care
11) Like = this word is used at least once in every Sligo sentence.
E.g. Ah know like you understand don't ya like?
12) Like eeeeeeeeeeeh = Used as a hesitation at the start of a sentence.
13) Bate = beat up, used with da ****.
E.g. I'll bate da **** outa ya
14) Sketch = There's someone coming
15) A trip in the white van = A trip in an ambulance
16) Dry Enough / Dry Buzz = Crap or Boring
17) Gaff = house
18) Free Gaff = house where the parents r absent (party at the gaff)
19) Sssssssscraic boi? = How are you?
20) Minker Drinkin = Drinking out in the open..aka Knacker drinkin or bushin
21) Steeeeeeeeeeamboats!! = intoxicated...aka locked, lushed, steamed, ****ed
22) Out lushin = on a session in the town
23) Mint, minter = sweet, deadly etc
24) Ah here! = ah **** this like
25) Cha chaaaaaa = chat to ya...talk to you laaaaaater ehhhhh
26) Boi can also be shortened to Bo'
e.g. Well bo' (pronounced elbow)= How are you?
27) smell a balls ov ya = there is a stench of balls off your chin.a very common insult used in Sligo
28) giv him stones= to forcefully knock someone out
29) raaaaaagin= used to express dissappointment
30) rotten= double meanings
1. used to express disgust, usually used in the sentence: aw rotten boi
2. intoxicated
31) stung= when one is caught by a figure of authority, eg. parent, guard
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Ach, ye wee bloody Ay-rish don' mak any sense! lol
/crappy Scottish accent
Póg mo thóin!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by xRyokenx
S o you wanna know where to strain the oul' spuds?Quote:
Originally Posted by MintyMadness
Kiss your ass?Quote:
Originally Posted by calumc
Ooh, just looked it up too and that's what it means. Alrighty, due to a South Park episode I liked, I am obligated to say: Present it. :rolleyes:
