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I have seen this product:
http://www.cwol.com/serial-ata/ide-t...-converter.htm If I get this, does it mean that it will support drives bigger than 137 gb even if my motheboard does not have LBA 48???? |
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No.I doubt it.
If the mobo does not support large drives, then either upgrade the bios to one that does or get an HDD overlay that adds the support in - goto your HDD manufacturers web site to find it. IDE/Sata converters should be avoided, but when they work they work. Just don't expect to be able to support optical drives as well - google around for other products as IMO if another says HDD + Opticla it is more recent (> the 1.0 standard for the one you point at) and probably better. "kenny" <nope@at.all> wrote in message news:O2DQUD58FHA.3760@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... >I have seen this product: > > http://www.cwol.com/serial-ata/ide-t...-converter.htm > > If I get this, does it mean that it will support drives bigger than 137 gb > even if my motheboard does not have LBA 48???? > |
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