max harddrive size

I am considering adding a second harddrive to my computer and I wanted to
find out what Windows will accept as the largest harddrive.

Hallo Charlie Brookhart,


I am considering adding a second harddrive to my computer and I wanted to
find out what Windows will accept as the largest harddrive.

A lot more then is currently available. The only limiting factors for
buying harddisks is your wallet and the availability of larger disks.

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Charlie Brookhart wrote:
I am considering adding a second harddrive to my computer and I
wanted to find out what Windows will accept as the largest harddrive.

You are not going to buy any individual (or RAID for that matter) Hard Drive
(or array) that you will be able to not use in Windows XP.

However, your motherboard is likely limited in some way.

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They have just released a 400 GB hard drive, how much money
do you have?



"Charlie Brookhart" wrote in message
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| I am considering adding a second harddrive to my computer
and I wanted to
| find out what Windows will accept as the largest
harddrive.
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|

I was thinking that there was a limit on harddrive size, but I guess I had
it confused with memory limitations.
"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
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They have just released a 400 GB hard drive, how much money
do you have?



"Charlie Brookhart" wrote in message
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| I am considering adding a second harddrive to my computer
and I wanted to
| find out what Windows will accept as the largest
harddrive.
|
|

Your motherboard may limit you to 137Gb - check the manual.

"Charlie Brookhart" wrote in message
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I am considering adding a second harddrive to my computer and I wanted to
find out what Windows will accept as the largest harddrive.