Yup, SATA or PATA but if you get a SATA2 (300MB/S interface) drive, make sure it has a jumper to switch it to slow SATA as some early chipsets have a problem with Autosensing. Generally Hitachi hard drives are the only ones that lack a jumper to set a SATA2 drive to SATA (150MB/S interface) Not sure of any drive size limit but anything up to 1TB should be OK. My needs have not gone past the capacity of a 160GB drive. Just install the latest BIOS update.
You can contact Gigabyte thru their web site for the straight scoop. IDK how long it takes for a reply.
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Last edited by zepper : October 25th, 2009 at 02:34 PM.
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