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Old 01-30-2004, 02:51 AM   #1 (permalink)
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ATA question

good morning all,

I have been reading through my motherboard manual and I am confused. In my previous post re IDE/EIDE leads people were referring to ATA-33 or -66, and using EIDE leads on the higher speed systems.

Well, my V266B motherboard manul says it offers ULTRA ATA 133.

What does this mean?

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Your motherboard supports hard drives up to ATA/UDMA 133. Just use the regular 80-conductor cables... they work for ATA33/66 and higher, including ATA133.
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Avoid sharpbends in 80 pin cable they break internally very easily.
I have been told the conductor is actually solid aluminum foil instead of copper wire.
I haven't had one go bad yet to cut up to verify this.
I do know the school with all of the dell clamshells have a big problem with 80 pin cables.
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