i was wanting to get a internal malti card reader
but did not know where to plug it in at i have a dell dimension E510
the attachment is a pic of two plugs that i think a internal multicard reader can attach to but i dont know for sure
thanks big IMS
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Re: need help!!! what are these plugs
Welcome to PCHF
Which multicard reader (make and model) are you thinking of purchasing?
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Re: need help!!! what are these plugs
brand-nippon labs
model-ICR-BB this is the one i was thinking about Newegg.com - Nippon Labs Delux 3.5" Internal All In One Card Reader/Writer with USB2.0 & eSATA Ports Model ICR-BB - Card Readers |
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Re: need help!!! what are these plugs
That plug you've got circled there is a SATA port.
Just make sure your card reader is High-Capacity compatible (SDHC, MicroSDHC, etc) or else you'll be limited to memory cards under 4gb. edit - the plug near the top of the pic is a SATA port, the other looks like a header for front-panel Audio, maybe firewire.
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Re: need help!!! what are these plugs
Big IMS:
I have taken the liberty of tracking down your Pc technical overview for your record it explains in detail what everything is on your Pc for future refrence. http://support.dell.com/support/edoc....htm#wp1067881 Good luck ! Last edited by Wolfeymole; 3 Weeks Ago at 04:33 PM. |
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Re: need help!!! what are these plugs
According to that diagram, it IS indeed a SATA port on top - but it's the MultiCard Reader plug on the bottom, NOT front panel audio. My mistake.
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