W2600CR: what do its internal video cable and miniSAS cable look like ?

[ac19]

awful intel , pcn said their biz center no longer responses to w2600cr issues , so i m looking for "geeks" tips here .

well what do its internal video cable and miniSAS cable look like ?

are there still standard products or should i just DIY and how ?

[DSilv11]

I am unclear what you are seeking.

I assume the PCN notification you are referring to is PCN http://QDMS.intel.com/dm/i.aspx/903C5D59-8AB0-44C8-98DA-ADB20FBF4849/PCN113775-03.pdf 113775-03 which announce this products "Last Product Discontinuance Shipment Date: Feb 15, 2016" Warranty and support coverage goes 3 years past this date.

Both cable come in the cable spares kit

FUPLESK \ 915655

[ac19]

thanks for the tip .

i got that in tech docs , only the image is not in details enough .

well i forgot to say that i have not bought a standard P4000 chassis but assemblied my workstation by purchasing boxed parts from local sales , and a lot of accessories are out of town there, and intel district sales serve big co.s only .

[David_A_Intel]

I would suggest contacting the nearest http://locate.intel.com/ Intel® Reseller in your area to see if they carry the part.

[ac19]

i did that 2days ago , replied that none is doing/will do this job .

any way i ordered a cable similar to the part described in tek doc , can be plugged in , but the board doesn't find the newly pluggin hard drive .

can any body tell what is wrong there ?

[DSilv11]

It is difficult to tell form the photo, but there are 2 types of cables that look almost identical.

• The first is design to go from the controller to 4 drives.
• The second is design to go from 4 mother board sata connectors to a back plane.

The ends on both ends are identical, but the wiring is reversed internally.

[ac19]

thks , this is an important tip , i'll see to it .

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good news !

i ordered an oem miniSAS to SATA cable , it works , that's a relief .

and the other problem , i have added a big video card , its heat sink just sits over the mainboard internal video port so i simply give up the DIY thing and be very happy now .