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2014/08/12 08:43:41
Del
Hi Everyone;
Does anyone know of a good HHD docking station to transfer SATA hard drive data to my new computer hard  drives?
 
Also would like to use this a a way to back up data/audio files to "older" unused SATA drives (since I seem to have a number of these that are currently unused) for archival purposes.
 
Thanks in advance for your replies!
 
 
2014/08/12 09:21:09
musicroom
I was looking for the same thing and decided I liked this option better for now... If you find something that stands out for you, please post. As you know, there are a lot of offerings out there.
 
 

KINGWIN KF-1000-BK 3.5" Internal hot swap rack

2014/08/12 14:13:54
Del
Thanks musicroom,
 
I will try to update this post as I find out more information
2014/08/13 08:25:49
Del
Any body else have an opinion or suggestion? I know that they are cheap and probally all do the job but.. would lliek it if someone (or two) had good results with a particular model.
 
Thanks for your repllies.
2014/08/13 11:05:45
Sycraft
My favourite is the Thermaltake Blacx line. They have a number of different ones, so you get the one that works best for your setup. Personally, I have the one that is eSATA and USB2. When I'm using it with my desktop or laptop, I use eSATA because they both have that, and it is extremely fast and low latency. When I use it with a computer that doesn't have that, there's USB.
 
They also make one that is USB3, which would be faster for computers without eSATA, and one that can take two drives at once.
2014/08/13 11:06:43
Del
Hey everyone I found this device on Amazon
 
http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-SuperSpeed-Docking-Station/dp/B0099TX7O4/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8
 
It seems to have everything that I would need including Win8 acceptance. The reviews of it seem to indicate that its a good one, ??
2014/08/14 14:33:11
Del
bump bump....
2014/08/14 19:29:48
timidi
I've got a couple of them I got from CompUSA (in person). ) Like, I drove there, went in and bought them.
I don't think it is any kind of dramatic technology. Just a couple of plugs in a container. (sata to USB)
I'm pretty sure mine were not much more than $10 ea.
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