Maximum Hard Drive size using Windows 95

Ok I got my parents old computer and wow old is an understatement. Anyhoo, I figure the best thing I can do with this is turn it into a Music Jukebox and hook it up to the stereo reciever since its about useless for anything else other than surfing the web.

Motherboard: AOpen AP5T revision 3
Bios: 1.5 (needs to be updated and will be doing so later on today)
Operating system: Windows 95 update 950B
HD: Maxtor 3.0 Gb IDE 40 pin
Ram SIMM 32 (upgrading today to DIMM PC 100 256 Mb)

I have downloaded the user manual for the motherboard in a PDF and it says nothing about the maximum size for a HD although I found a website with some specs that says max 32 Gb but I have a hard time believing this 100% since I found HD max size nowhere in the instruction manuel. I have read though with updated service packs for windows 95 that its possible to use the "FDISK" tool and FAT 32 to create a partition and utilize larger Drives and I believe with my current version of 95 this will be possible.

Here is a link about FDisk

So, am I limited to what the motherboard says is the max size? (apparently 32 Gb) or can I do this windows 95 tweak to try and get a large drive installed & working? Does anybody remember this particular AOpen motherboard model, I have read it was one of the top boards at its time from a review at anadtech so maybe there's a lot of former users. Or was this just an issue before the OSR2 service pack? Or because I'm going to add a large second drive as slave and keep win 95 on the 3 Gb drive does it matter at all?

Any help will be much much appreciated