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March 20th 11, 04:32 AM
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Why is SATA drive showing up on IDE channel in BIOS?
I see a WD Caviar drive is showing up under and IDE Channel in BIOS.
I'm not intimately familiar with the BIOS conventions, wondering why this is. Using a Gigabyte mobo. 
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March 21st 11, 06:01 PM
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Why is SATA drive showing up on IDE channel in BIOS?
On 3/19/2011 9:32 PM, Doc wrote:
I see a WD Caviar drive is showing up under and IDE Channel in BIOS. I'm not intimately familiar with the BIOS conventions, wondering why this is. Using a Gigabyte mobo. The solution may be as simple as updating the bios for this particular motherboard. SATA is a variant of IDE. GR
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