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probably it supports even larger disc drives, but it can be limited in the BIOS.<br />
If you want to run bigger drives than recognised by the bios, you can use a PCI to ATA, or a PCI to SATA adaptor
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probably it supports even larger disc drives, but it can be limited in the BIOS.
If you want to run bigger drives than recognised by the bios, you can use a PCI to ATA, or a PCI to SATA adaptor

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Goody! Points for me. &nbsp; &nbsp; : )
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Thank you much. &nbsp; &nbsp;: )
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sir,<br />
<br />
i have two hdds, one samsung 160gb 7200 rpm and 2nd one samsung 40gb 5400rpm. both are connected. that is total 200gb.<br />
<br />
my motherboard is msi kt4av,<br />
appolo kt 400a chipset.<br />
both hdds are recognised by bios.<br />
now i visited msi site where i found out that my motherboard supports upto 160gb hdd.<br />
so my question is how i will know what is the correct hdd capacity supported by my motherboard.<br />
<br />
system spec:<br />
<br />
amd sempron 2600+<br />
ddr400 i gb ram<br />
msi kt4av mob<br />
cd writer <br />
dvd rom<br />
450 watt power supply<br />
sound blaster live 5.1 card<br />
surecom lan card<br />
ati radeon 9600 vga card<br />
<br />
<br />
thank you<br />
arunava nayak
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sir,

i have two hdds, one samsung 160gb 7200 rpm and 2nd one samsung 40gb 5400rpm. both are connected. that is total 200gb.

my motherboard is msi kt4av,
appolo kt 400a chipset.
both hdds are recognised by bios.
now i visited msi site where i found out that my motherboard supports upto 160gb hdd.
so my question is how i will know what is the correct hdd capacity supported by my motherboard.

system spec:

amd sempron 2600+
ddr400 i gb ram
msi kt4av mob
cd writer 
dvd rom
450 watt power supply
sound blaster live 5.1 card
surecom lan card
ati radeon 9600 vga card


thank you
arunava nayak

motherboard support for hdd capacities

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