Hi Guys,
Need your urgent help. I have a pioneer 111d which i had on my old system using normal PATA connection an have burned 360 games very succesfully.
Now i have upgraded to dell e520 and this only have support for SATA drives - How can i use my pioneer as there seems to be no way of conncetion to my new pc or what is the best drive to get with SATA connection.
Have tried to find the answer for 2 hours now with no luck - please help!!
Regards
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You can get a USB shell to put your pioneer in it, or get a IDE PCI card.
rgds, soso
rgds, soso
You could also try an IDE to SATA adapter. You can get those for around 10$. What soso said would work too, just thought I'd put this option in.
I'm interested in the other half of this question, whether there's any SATA dvd burners out there that'll do xbox 360 backups. Any news there?
QUOTE(chief-j @ Apr 12 2007, 08:48 AM) 
I'm interested in the other half of this question, whether there's any SATA dvd burners out there that'll do xbox 360 backups. Any news there?
Zero research again
1) six topics under yours at the time of post was "Which S-ata Dvd Burner For Backups?"
2) the pinned section at the top of the Backup forum Backup Faq - Everything* You Need To Know PLEASE READ BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS! will tell you "Do no ask will this burner work? With the latest firmware for both Hitachi and Samsung drive, the burner compatibility is not an issue anymore." so most burner will do fine, pioneer still being the best.
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rgds, soso
QUOTE(Birdy2k2 @ Apr 12 2007, 07:08 AM)
You could also try an IDE to SATA adapter. You can get those for around 10$. What soso said would work too, just thought I'd put this option in.
Thanks for all your help huys...much appreciated.
I've been looking into other alternatives for my backup needs and have noticed cd freaks has posted the 212D which is the 112D in sata form.
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