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== Serial IDE == |
== Serial IDE == |
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Almost every modern motherboard has a Serial IDE channel which allows [[SATA]] and SATAPI Drives to be connected to it. There are 4 Serial IDE Ports. Each port is connected to a drive with a SATA Cable. Basically you can only have one drive connected to the Serial IDE port. Each pair of ports (every 2 ports) form one channel. |
Almost every modern (this article is probably written in early 2010 so it assumes motherboards still have ide/ahci modes) motherboard has a Serial IDE channel which allows [[SATA]] and SATAPI Drives to be connected to it. There are 4 Serial IDE Ports. Each port is connected to a drive with a SATA Cable. Basically you can only have one drive connected to the Serial IDE port. Each pair of ports (every 2 ports) form one channel. |
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Serial IDE also has a few possibilities: |
Serial IDE also has a few possibilities: |
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