You need an ATA100 IDE HD, or sometimes called ultra-ata. Also, an
ata133 HD should also work. Serial ATA will require an add-in board.
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| I'm doing a major upgrade (and essentially my first homebuild). I
have the
| following spec laid out:
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| - New Tsunami Sagittarius ATX window case & 350W PSU
| - New K7S5A Pro mainboard
| - New AMD Athlon 2600XP CPU (older 266 FSB version)
| - New ThermalTake Volcano 11 Xaser Edition CPU heatsink & fan
| - 2 x 256MB PC133 Kingston SD-RAM (from current system)
| (I will buy 2 x 512MB DDR-RAM later)
| - New ATI Radeon 9200 Pro 256MB graphics card
| - Sony 1.44MB Floppy Drive (from current system)
| - LG DVD-ROM GDR-8161B 16x48 (from current system)
| - LG CD-RW W8520B 52x24x52 (from current system)
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| All I need to get me going is a hard drive, but I'm not too certain
about
| which IDE format to get. I've already decided that I want:
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| - 7200 RPM
| - 120 GB
| - 8MB Buffer
|
| The question is: Which interfaces are compatible with my K7S5A Pro
| motherboard? Is it compatible with Serial-ATA? Ultra ATA?
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