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    Fast RAM + SATA 2 on an old old mobo....

    Hi Peeps,
    I have an Asus P4PE based Linux server sitting under my desk at home. I'm going to reinstall in with a view to running some VM stuff on it. In order to do that, it's going to need a much bigger drive and more RAM.

    I've been looking at getting something along the lines of a 320GB SATA-II drive and pinching a couple of GB of RAM from my main rig.

    The RAM is going to be much faster than what's supported (although as it takes DDR, I'm guessing this won't be a problem).

    What about the SATA-II drive? It should run as a SATA-I compatible one right?

    Cheers...

    Tom

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    Yeah, you should have no problems.

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    Sweet - that's what I suspected, just wanted a santity check.

    Tom

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    Most drives have a jumper which allows you to limit the transfer to 1.5Gbps for SATAI

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