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Help!!! dell support is on my last nerve. want to add a second harddrive, but keep getting different responses as to what my system can handle. How can i determine what my bios limitations are! Thanks in advance :•)

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Read your other post, if it can handle a 40, it can handle at least an 80. I'm not sure if their's a limit slightly above 80, but the next limit past that is 127GB.

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According to <A HREF="http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/bios/size.htm" target="_new">This Page</A> the limits are 528MB, 2GB, 3GB, 4.2GB, 8.4GB, 33.8GB, 137GB.

Notice there is no limit between 40 and 80, so if you have a 40 you know an 80 works.

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