R Rik Posts: 3,679 +1 Oct 3, 2006 #26 It was tedster that said not to mix ata and sata on the previous page, thats why i described how i had done just that with no problems.
It was tedster that said not to mix ata and sata on the previous page, thats why i described how i had done just that with no problems.
Tmagic650 Posts: 17,233 +234 Oct 3, 2006 #27 Yes Rik, I guess we all have different experiences... I want everyone to know that you can mix IDE with SATA. That's why the SATA enabled motherboards have both IDE and SATA ports
Yes Rik, I guess we all have different experiences... I want everyone to know that you can mix IDE with SATA. That's why the SATA enabled motherboards have both IDE and SATA ports
R Rik Posts: 3,679 +1 Oct 3, 2006 #28 Tmagic650 said: I want everyone to know that you can mix IDE with SATA. That's why the SATA enabled motherboards have both IDE and SATA ports Click to expand... Well said, i couldn't agree more!!!!
Tmagic650 said: I want everyone to know that you can mix IDE with SATA. That's why the SATA enabled motherboards have both IDE and SATA ports Click to expand... Well said, i couldn't agree more!!!!
