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a7n8x ... is it possible?

Well, there's support for four IDE devices, so you would probably have to buy SATA to ATA convertors to use all those devices

Peace
 
you can get a mobo with raid on it, that will allow 8 devices to be connected. since abit introduced raid on their line of mobos, i have gone with raid ever since due to me having:

ls120
dvd
cdr
2x hdd

working all fine on abit kt7a-raid.

having raid onboard doesnt mean you HAVE to use it in raid config, if not, then it acts as ide 3 and ide 4 interfaces apart from standard ide1 and ide2.
 
is the silicon image SATA raid chip bridged over the two ATA channels on the Abit/Asus nForce2 board?

i.e. could i have two SATA harddrives on the SATA channels, and a DVD drive and writer on the ATA channels?

REMF
 
From the official specifications for the Sil 3112:

The SiI 3112 supports two independent Serial ATA devices and can be incorporated in a motherboard design or a PCI add-in card.

When an adapter is used, only one device per SATA cable can be used.

Peace
 
I did that exact setup 'blindspot', but used a pci raid solution..


Just go and grab a cheap promise tx2 or a high point raid card... Won't cost you too much and you shouldn't have any problems.
 
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