primary and secondary ultra ata controller 2?
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try switching the cable or you may not have them setup as master and slave
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Eight USB 2.0 ports \n One serial port \n One parallel port \n Four Serial ATA interfaces \n One parallel ATA IDE interface with UDMA 33, ATA-66/100 support \n One diskette drive interface  \n PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports\n\n\nSeems to me the board will support both types of drives.  I think the problem is, your utlra drive is a 133 and is not supported as a parallel device.  ( It does support the lower versions.) I guess your just trying to find a solution.  Unfortunatley, you would need a real SATA drive for the SATA port.
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Depending upon the manufacturer of the controller, you can usually get the driver from their Web site.  It will help to know: a) the manufacturer; b) the model number of the controller; and c) the operating system that you are using.\n\nIf you have a later operating system (such as Windows XP) you may already have a compatible driver on your Windows XP disc and not need to find one.  If not, or you need one for another operating system, the manufacturers may make current or legacy drivers available under the support sections of their Web sites.
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Medic was right, except he/she didn't realize you are trying to run IDE raid with two different IDE controllers.  You can't do that.  If your motherboard doesn't support IDE RAID, then you are going to have to use both hard drives through the PCI IDE controller, assuming it's RAID capable.  If it isn't, I'd go with 4 SATA drives.
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Follow the steps below, one of which should help\n\n1st: Check the data cable to see if there is a pinhole through one wire and/or if the connections are colour coded,(blue to controller, grey in middle to slave, black on end to master).  If it does, set both drives to cable select, with the one to be master at the end (both drives on the same cable).\n\n2nd: If the cable is a regular PATA cable, remove the old HDD, set new drive to master, and re-install the OS.  If this works, connect the old HDD as slave.\n\n3rd: check again in BIOS for the correct booth sequence.\n\nHope this help.
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Do you think those would help?\n\nhttp://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=design%20of%20a%20Lithium%20Niobate%20modulator%2040%20gbps&num=20&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&rls=GGLR,GGLR:2005-38,GGLR:en&oi=scholart
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http://list.driverguide.com/list/company778/page2/index.html
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Hello !\n\n1. System Properties\n2. Hardware.[Device Manager]\n3. IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers.[Primary IDE Channel]\n4. Right Click and choose Properties\n5. Resources and there you have it:\n\nIRQ 14 - Primary IDE Channel\n\n\n© ßogdan @ CyE CORP.
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Different in speed. do the 2x1Gig for dual channel purposes..
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Go to the manufactures web site, down load the drivers....
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No - they are different - The SATA drive / connection is 3x faster than the ATA (also known as PATA).\n\nThe board in the link will not operate at the 3x faster speed as the hard drive is a SATA II drive.  HOWEVER, it will still work with the board because SATA II is backward compatible with SATA I and is still faster (50% faster) than ATA100.
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look at the cables comming out of your hard drive....if they are less than an inch wide then its ata if they are about 2 inches wide you have IDE...the plugs will be small(ATA)/large(IDE) as well\n\n-Doc-
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pretty awesome, but i would get two SATA2 drives and stripe the (raid0) for better disk performance.
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Yup check out ActiveSynch by Microsoft. TX
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well depending on your motherboard and how well you know the inside working of the computer this is possible but the board must have ultra IDE and SATA ports and reguler IDE and each connector can have 2 drives on one connector except sata those are single drives.\n\nSATA - Serial ATA\n\nThe best place to get answers for this is to know how to work on a computer and to set it up but more help can be found for this type of thing at the below link.\n\nSorry for less help? it's just that people who don't want to go in to the technacalitys of this are lazy like me and are here to answer simple questions or some with not that much technacality to go in it.\n\nregister with this site and in the General Hardware area start a topic with the same question you asked here and you will get noting but technaclity answers here and there willing to answer because they like to show there skills off to new people :) so have fun!
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In the description below it states the AGP bus is only up to 4X. I'd go for an ATI, check site:
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Try this link:\nhttp://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?A=details&kw=RI2000ICD&is=REG&Q=&O=productlist&sku=349743