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8 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 Won't work on Western Digital external drivesAug 14, 2007
By DRen72
I bought this hoping it would allow me to use my Western Digital My Book SE on my Asus A8N-SLI, but it does not work. The Western Digital requires a true eSATA connection from the motherboard. What this does is convert SATA to eSATA and that won't cut it for the WD drive.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 A great idea!Feb 11, 2008
By D. W. Moore
"Enthusiastic Amazon Fan"
A few months ago I had no idea what ESATA was. Then I bought an external drive case that had both USB2 and ESATA. It came with a single Motherboard SATA connector-to-ESATA socket. When I bought another like unit, I wanted to have 2 ESATA connectors on one bracket. That's what this does nicely.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great for adding esata to PCAug 21, 2009
By J. Reviewer
"Mr. Jay"
Great product for taking unused internal sata ports inside PC and allowing use of external esata drives. Esata is way faster than USB. You can also boot from an esata drive using this device. I have 2 estata drives connected to multi-boot my system (vista 64 & windows7 - I turn off the unused drive to save power). Make sure you measure the length of the cable needed from your mother board to the back of PC. 6" cable may be too short. Other models like this come with longer cables. Mine was 18" so it could reach the back of the case. Highly recommended for external esata drive use.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 cables too shortDec 04, 2007
By JD Fagan
Besides that it doesn't work with external WD drives, but cables are too short for my tower case.
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