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How big of a hard drive can I have????

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LowlyWebGuy

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I have an Asus A7V with a 750 thunderbird...I was just curious can it handle the new 100 gb drives or do I need to do anything like get the new revision of the bios? Any help would be most appreciated! Thanks,
Lowly web guy
 
You can have as big as your money can buy.

I have an old pentium 233mhz system with Phoenix bios. The bios can only recognize around 8gb of harddisk space. I just got a 40gb maxtor harddrive yesterday and according to the manual this is the way it is. In order for me to use the entire 40gb I could either use the software provided with the drive or simply install an OS. I simply installed win2000 and it did the partitioning and formattnig for me. I didn't have to configure the bios or use fdisk. And get this, I can use the entire 40gb.
 
127GB natively, more if you purchase an adapter card with support for 48 bit LBA logical ATA commands, or a future BIOS provides support.
 
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