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Subject: Re: 12 SATA ports via PCI-X slots
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And I just noticed on the Newegg.com photos of the AOC-SAT2-MV8 that
for disk activity there doesn't seem to be a ground pin for each disk,
just one common ground pin. Which, for me at least, sucks because all
of the disk activity LEDs in my chassis have their own ground wire and
are terminated in duplex headers, not the split headers.