hi everybody,
please move this topic if its not fit fit for this section.
i've been wanting to buy an ata hdd (since no sata slot on motherboard)
with a high capacity 160 GB - 200 GB or higher (hey 160-200 does not mean-40 here )
the problem is i dont know whether my motherboard wud support that much
capacity (845gebv2 intel ) ,is there such an issue?
i already have 80 GB which i wud like to keep as pri slave.(i m such a slave driver )
(In world of multimedia how much is too much? )
i tried to look on intel site abt motherboard hd capacity, all they talk about increasing the speed to abt 100mbps im not concerned abt that right now.
other spec of pc are
640 MB ram, 2.4 ghz p-4,
5200 fx agp 8x,but runs at 4x due to bus limitation.
i m not planning to change motherboard,because its been quite sturdy
unlike the ones available in market today (yeah call me skeptical or cynical)
also it wud cause an avalanche of purchases like pci ex card,
dual core processor with pinless tech and everything else.
btw does asus mb's have any know issues with any program or is it a myth.
i think i didnt help my point with that long question.so in one line.
is there an upper limit on hard disk memory supported by a motherboard?
please move this topic if its not fit fit for this section.
i've been wanting to buy an ata hdd (since no sata slot on motherboard)
with a high capacity 160 GB - 200 GB or higher (hey 160-200 does not mean-40 here )
the problem is i dont know whether my motherboard wud support that much
capacity (845gebv2 intel ) ,is there such an issue?
i already have 80 GB which i wud like to keep as pri slave.(i m such a slave driver )
(In world of multimedia how much is too much? )
i tried to look on intel site abt motherboard hd capacity, all they talk about increasing the speed to abt 100mbps im not concerned abt that right now.
other spec of pc are
640 MB ram, 2.4 ghz p-4,
5200 fx agp 8x,but runs at 4x due to bus limitation.
i m not planning to change motherboard,because its been quite sturdy
unlike the ones available in market today (yeah call me skeptical or cynical)
also it wud cause an avalanche of purchases like pci ex card,
dual core processor with pinless tech and everything else.
btw does asus mb's have any know issues with any program or is it a myth.
i think i didnt help my point with that long question.so in one line.
is there an upper limit on hard disk memory supported by a motherboard?