Identifying the Interior of Your PC
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hello my pc on day happen to not work at all. i turn on the power button and the monitor turns on them of, it says no signal. and the keyboard wont turn on either what could be wrong?~!
guillermo316 2 years ago
I'm not sure I understand the question, but I'll answer anyway.
Most new motherboards have a minimum of two s-ata connectors near the lower right side of the board. These are the data connectors. S-ata devices also require a specialized power connector, much different from the standard 4-pin molex that older devices use.
We'll post another vid this week of the tech assembling a new pc, with s-ata drives instead of ide. Check back soon, and thanks for watching.
Joeyibac 3 years ago
So where would I plug in a SATA Cable for private purposes?
BruteForceAssault 3 years ago