PS2 SATA HDD adapters

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PS2 SATA HDD adapters

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I didn't know this existed! Looks like it will work with HDAdvance 3.0.

Thanks, I added this info to the PS2 HARD DRIVE HDAdvance/HDLoader Guide
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Oh wow. Not something I would have expected an upgraded knockoff of.
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That's pretty cool. I doubt there could be any speed improvements, but it's a big deal as far as getting a hard drive goes. PATA drives are getting annoying to buy, SATA drives are super cheap now.
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Don't buy, it doesn't have the network connection so you can't FTP or LAN
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jinn wrote:Don't buy, it doesn't have the network connection so you can't FTP or LAN
That's true but you can get by without using the network connection by using WinHiip.
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gtmtnbiker wrote:
jinn wrote:Don't buy, it doesn't have the network connection so you can't FTP or LAN
That's true but you can get by without using the network connection by using WinHiip.
What? Looks like it has one in the pics. That yellow sticker is covering it (the yellow sticker is a warning not to try and plug a phone line into it).

PS: having to take the HDD out of the PS2 every time you wanna put some thing on it sucks.
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Ziggy587 wrote:
gtmtnbiker wrote:
jinn wrote:Don't buy, it doesn't have the network connection so you can't FTP or LAN
That's true but you can get by without using the network connection by using WinHiip.
What? Looks like it has one in the pics. That yellow sticker is covering it (the yellow sticker is a warning not to try and plug a phone line into it).

PS: having to take the HDD out of the PS2 every time you wanna put some thing on it sucks.
if you take off the sticker only thing that will be there is a hole

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Ziggy587 wrote: PS: having to take the HDD out of the PS2 every time you wanna put some thing on it sucks.
I don't take it out that often (4-5 times per year?). I also have a USB<->IDE cable that I use to easily hook it up to the PC.

The PS2 network connection is so slow that I can't be bothered to use it.
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jinn wrote: if you take off the sticker only thing that will be there is a hole
How queer.

What's that on the PCB though? Maybe one can be added. You know how some times they "forget" to put additional hardware on?
gtmtnbiker wrote:I don't take it out that often (4-5 times per year?). I also have a USB<->IDE cable that I use to easily hook it up to the PC.

The PS2 network connection is so slow that I can't be bothered to use it.
Meh. I wasn't happy with the speeds either, but got used to it. What's this about a USB-IDE cable? Can you use it with WinHiip or HDL Dumb?
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