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  #1  
Old 07-23-2007, 04:22 PM
july
 
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Default Any Abit Intel-775 with just IDE sockets ?


So i could use my old IDE drives (2 of them) along side 2 optical ide
writers ?

saveme going SATA on this PC for a while

thanks






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Old 07-24-2007, 01:31 AM
peter
 
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Default Re: Any Abit Intel-775 with just IDE sockets ?

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...nufacture=ABit
peter
"july" <j@j.com> wrote in message news:_z4pi.18613$zz2.16482@newsfe12.phx...
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> So i could use my old IDE drives (2 of them) along side 2 optical ide
> writers ?
>
> saveme going SATA on this PC for a while
>
> thanks
>
>
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>
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Old 07-24-2007, 03:37 AM
peter
 
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Default Re: Any Abit Intel-775 with just IDE sockets ?

Sorry I just hit the send button too fast.
The link I send shows an Abit board with 2 IDE connectors........for 2 hd
and 2 dvd drives......plus 4 SATA connectors for future expansion.
I bought a Gigabyte board with the same chipset.......the Abit was not in
stock at that time.
The 650 chipset boards all have almost the same connections...which is why I
bought one.I needed the 2 IDE connectors for 2 DVD burners and the SATA for
the HDs.
So far I am running 2 SATA drives(RAID),one IDE HD,2 IDE DVD burners
,,,,,,,,,,and have a SATA DVD burner on the way.

peter

"july" <j@j.com> wrote in message news:_z4pi.18613$zz2.16482@newsfe12.phx...
>
> So i could use my old IDE drives (2 of them) along side 2 optical ide
> writers ?
>
> saveme going SATA on this PC for a while
>
> thanks
>
>
>
>
>
>


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Old 07-24-2007, 10:26 PM
july
 
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Default Re: Any Abit Intel-775 with just IDE sockets ?


thanks for the info

that looks interesting - as a review says , one of the few 2 ide port 775
boards

thanks



"peter" <peter@nowhere.net> wrote in message
news:7uepi.1398$fJ5.505@pd7urf1no...
Sorry I just hit the send button too fast.
The link I send shows an Abit board with 2 IDE connectors........for 2 hd
and 2 dvd drives......plus 4 SATA connectors for future expansion.
I bought a Gigabyte board with the same chipset.......the Abit was not in
stock at that time.
The 650 chipset boards all have almost the same connections...which is why I
bought one.I needed the 2 IDE connectors for 2 DVD burners and the SATA for
the HDs.
So far I am running 2 SATA drives(RAID),one IDE HD,2 IDE DVD burners
,,,,,,,,,,and have a SATA DVD burner on the way.

peter

"july" <j@j.com> wrote in message news:_z4pi.18613$zz2.16482@newsfe12.phx...
>
> So i could use my old IDE drives (2 of them) along side 2 optical ide
> writers ?
>
> saveme going SATA on this PC for a while
>
> thanks
>
>
>
>
>
>



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Old 07-25-2007, 02:04 AM
peter
 
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Default Re: Any Abit Intel-775 with just IDE sockets ?

The only catch to the 650 chipset is that northbridge runs hot.....so if you
are aiming to overclock look at a cooling solution for that NB heatsink.
As I sit here on an evening with an outside temp of 30/32 and a room temp of
about 28 my system has an Internal case temp of 33 and that NB is at 73.
I am OCing my E6420 to 8x400 with some major voltage increases and the CPU
cores are running at 38/39 with a Thermalright HR-01 heatsink on it with a
1600RPM Fan pushing 63CFM of air out to the back exhaust fan.
Before I overclocked that NB heatsink on the Gigabyte board was 64
Celsius...so you can see it went up..up..up.
I ahve a fan on order to point at the NB sink to help cool it down.
Let me know if you decide to buy...I would like to compare NB heatsink
temps.
peter
"july" <j@j.com> wrote in message news:%%upi.39306$dI1.19684@newsfe08.phx...
>
> thanks for the info
>
> that looks interesting - as a review says , one of the few 2 ide port 775
> boards
>
> thanks
>
>
>
> "peter" <peter@nowhere.net> wrote in message
> news:7uepi.1398$fJ5.505@pd7urf1no...
> Sorry I just hit the send button too fast.
> The link I send shows an Abit board with 2 IDE connectors........for 2 hd
> and 2 dvd drives......plus 4 SATA connectors for future expansion.
> I bought a Gigabyte board with the same chipset.......the Abit was not in
> stock at that time.
> The 650 chipset boards all have almost the same connections...which is why
> I
> bought one.I needed the 2 IDE connectors for 2 DVD burners and the SATA
> for
> the HDs.
> So far I am running 2 SATA drives(RAID),one IDE HD,2 IDE DVD burners
> ,,,,,,,,,,and have a SATA DVD burner on the way.
>
> peter
>
> "july" <j@j.com> wrote in message
> news:_z4pi.18613$zz2.16482@newsfe12.phx...
>>
>> So i could use my old IDE drives (2 of them) along side 2 optical ide
>> writers ?
>>
>> saveme going SATA on this PC for a while
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

>
>



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