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Four HD's??

  • 04-03-2004 2:02pm
    #1
    Valentia
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    Is it possible to run four HD's by using the two SATA channels & the two ATA channels?

    TIA


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  • #2
    leeroybrown
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    It would depend on your motherboard but if you have a standard IDE connector (2 drives on the cable) and two SATA connectors (1 driver per cable) free it stands to reason that you will be able to support 4 drives on them.


  • #3
    unkel
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    Originally posted by Valentia
    Is it possible to run four HD's by using the two SATA channels & the two ATA channels?

    TIA

    Yes. I'm using on board RAID with two SATA drives in RAID0 and have had 2*optical and 2*ATA drives connected at same time as well

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  • #4
    Valentia
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    Thanks unkel.


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