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  1. 09-27-2005, 05:51 AM #1
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    Default SATA and EIDE Drives

    Can they be mixed. My C drive (Primary) is a SATA and am looking to add a second
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    yes they can. Assuming of course your board has both ide and sata ports.
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    Prob also worth mentioning that SATA is better (faster) if you can! (You can get a PCI SATA card very cheap if your mobo doesnt have SATA...
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