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    Hard drives bigger than 137Gigs and adapter cards

    I'm contemplating purchasing a 200G hard drive. Both Maxtor and WD drives come with PCI adapter cards.

    The Maxtor card is ATA-133 (as well as the WD I think...)

    My board (MSI KT3 Ultra-ARU) is already ATA-133. Do I really need this adapter card to use these large drives?
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    Nope, use the adapters on your older machines.
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    Thanks for the quick response NooNoo...
    How will all the racecar drivers measure themselves now that their "yardstick" is gone?

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    As far as I know WD has still not made the leap to ata-133 just FYI.
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    Originally posted by CreepingDeath
    As far as I know WD has still not made the leap to ata-133 just FYI.
    As far I know WD is going to skip ata-133 and go straight to SATA. Just FYI
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