What  storage device interfaces are built into the motherboard?
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it depends on the motherboard.  find out the manufacturer and model number, then go to it's website for tech specs.  usually its ide or sata but you never know...
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motherboard\nCPU\npower supply\ngraphics card/accelerated graphics card\nmemory\nexpansion slots\ntower casing\ncomputer peripherals\nmonitor\nethernet card\nsound card\ndrive bays\nhard drive\nCD drive/burners\nDVD drive/burners\nfloppy drive\nexternal drives
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CHECK OUT THESE 2 WEBSITES THEY SHOULD HELP...\n\nhttp://www.crucial.com/\nhttp://www.vikingcomponents.com/configurator/
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Does the Motherboard Board manufacturer support an 80 gig drive? Check the manufacturers website for Bios flash. If everything is relatively current you will need to install a pci controller card, they are a few dollars online and CDW etc
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This is for the motherboard to determine which drive is the master and which is the slave.
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find this: http://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/200504/hddinstall_sata2.jpg on your moterboard and plug it in...if you do not have one then get this: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2329305&CatId=1455\nhope that helped....\n-Doc-
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http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/diskdirector/multibooting.html\nhttp://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=59318\nhttp://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=69211 \nhttp://www.pcquest.com/content/dvd/103101105.asp // seems to be best answer
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there are two types of relations. for this question...\n\n1> physical  and\n2> logical\n\n1>\n the hard disk is phsyically not related to motherboard... its only attached to the mother board using power cables and data cables... nothing more than that...... ok...\n\n2>  \nthe hard disk that you will be using in your system should be such that, it should fit with the configuration of the mother board....  i mean to say that the mother board should be able to support the hard disk.... and in this aspect the ram modules that u will be using will also play a dominent role...\n\n ok.. got the answer...\n if u  still have queries ................. then email me.... ok\n\nbye... bye..
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I think you need SDRAM module. \n\nIt is not so easy to find it but some stores still have some.. good luck
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I don't think if your using a SATA harddrive, it has to be in RAID.  Below is a link for your motherboard.  You can download the manual.
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As in this catagery:\ndisk driver
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Usually the company websites contain the drives, but it didnot help in your case.\n\nSo better lookup at http://www.bebits.com/app/1622\n\nThis should work for you, otherwise mail the Nvidia guys.\n\nHave good time
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Yeah, you're correct.  Motherboards and harddrives NEVER get along, you can only use one or the other.
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from the specs of your motherboard, i think you can connect only one more IDE or SATA drive. take a look at the specs below. you are equipped with 1 SATA and 1 IDE port on the MB. That means you can have only one more disk (either IDE or SATA), since you already have 3 devices connected.\n\n......edit edit.....\nit seems the specs stated on the site and as shown on the image are not the same. the website states 2 SATA and 2 IDE ports. That means you can have upto 8 drives. So you can attach around 5 more. Plenty of space on the motherboard. You might have to upgrade your  cabinet though.\n......edit edit.....
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CPU\nRAM\nVideo Card\nHard Drive\nCD Rom Drive\nSound Card\nKeyboard\nMouse\nMonitor\nSpeakers\nNIC\nModem\nUSB port\nSerial port\nParallel port\nBIOS\nPower supply
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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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It depends on the port it uses to connect to your computer.\nfor example if it uses USP Port then u should check if your motherboard detects a USB Hard drive without an Operating System.\nIt's easy: \n1)u can check the motherboard's Manual \n2)or go into the setup. somewhere u can choose your first boot device. check if it can be a USB Hard drive.\nIts the same for the other ports.\nhope it helps u.