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Which K7S5A do you have, version 3 or Pro or other ?
Do you know the date of your bios version ?
Up to a 137GB should be workable on any K7S5A
The K7S5A PRO with latest bios update (8/25/2003) should work with up to a
160GB.
"KookaLuke" <wireball@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Anyone know what the maximum drive that can be run on a K7S5A board? TIA
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120 gigs is the max with the on board IDE controller. If you use a PCI
IDE card, there is no limit. If you have a K7S5A Pro, there is also no
limitation.
KookaLuke (wireball@comcast.net) wrote:
: Anyone know what the maximum drive that can be run on a K7S5A board? TIA
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It really sounds like a BIOS problem.
I have a K7S5a 3.1 and I use a Maxtor 120GB HDD. The mb and BIOS recognized
the HDD with no problem.
I use the HoneyX 1209 BIOS.
Try looking up a HoneyX BIOS here:
http://www.geocities.com/honeymoon36/bios.html
"Xeno Chauvin" <arfulbrank@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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> "Tod" <no_spam_me@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> > The K7S5A PRO with latest bios update (8/25/2003) should work with up to
a
> > 160GB.
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> So far it can't see my new 80GB Western Digital, I'm
> having to use an overlay that WinXP doesn't seem to like.
> Xeno
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