1394 Connection on my motherboard
omelie
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ITOKYOPEYA Posted messages 6112 Status Member -
Hello,
Here is my problem: I have a PC with an ASUS P5QL motherboard. On the front of the PC, I have a FIREWIRE connector, but it is not connected to my motherboard. At the end, it is a 1394 FEMALE connector. The motherboard manual states that this type of connector should not be connected to the USB ports on the motherboard. My question is where should I connect it without making a mistake.
If anyone can help me, thank you in advance.
Omelie
Here is my problem: I have a PC with an ASUS P5QL motherboard. On the front of the PC, I have a FIREWIRE connector, but it is not connected to my motherboard. At the end, it is a 1394 FEMALE connector. The motherboard manual states that this type of connector should not be connected to the USB ports on the motherboard. My question is where should I connect it without making a mistake.
If anyone can help me, thank you in advance.
Omelie
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2 answers
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The mentioned motherboard unfortunately does not have IEEE 1394 connectivity, or 'Firewire'.
But it's a minor issue considering that relatively few devices alone saturate a 'USB 2' line (60MB/s), and only a cascade setup of two or three hard drives justifies the use of Firewire.
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Because the manuals don't tell everything... but this, yes! -
Look here:
http://www.microeasy.fr/articles/fiches-explicatives/ordinateur/firewire-ieee-1394a.html
