I have amd 2800+ and asus mother board my system support id harddrive but not supported sata hard drives why

This Board can support both the hard drive type i.e, ID and SATA type. So I'll suggest you to use SATA Harddrive because comparing to ID type SATA is Data transfer is quite fast and you can easily get it in the market. Where ID type is Quite OLD now a days and it is difficult to get in the market also.
You can connect up to 1TB of Hardrive on your Motherboard. any brand will do but i'll suggest you to go for Seagate or WesternDigit..

This Board can support both the hard drive type i.e, ID and SATA type. So I'll suggest you to use SATA Harddrive because comparing to ID type SATA is Data transfer is quite fast and you can easily get it in the market. Where ID type is Quite OLD now a days and it is difficult to get in the market also.
You can connect up to 1TB of Hardrive on your Motherboard. any brand will do but i'll suggest you to go for Seagate or WesternDigit..


Hope my information is Helpful for you.

The hardware of your system need more hardware capacity and some slots on the mobo for the sata cable.

try to reset bios if does't work try using a usb dvd drive (external dvd drive) remember you do not will be able to read a dvd CD(WINDOWS 7 CD) using a cd burner.
you will need a dvd drive.

Hi,
Thanks for the details. I have used K8V-MX Asus motherboard and found it very reliable with quite reasonable performance. It definately supports 500 GB Sata drive and there must not be any issues after increasing just the storage. However, Operating System upgrade may result in sluggish performance. Drivers dont seem to be an issue to me either.
I suggest to review a few points detailed as under: -
- K8V-MX Asus Supports RAID, so, check for any RAID Drivers/ settings. (You dont have to use RAID for two Hard Drives of different make, capacity and speed). Try using one disk at a time having same Operating System (e.g. Windows XP) and compare the performance.
- Infact SATA Drives have better data transfer rate than IDE, which results in enhanced performance.
- Some Programs (that you may not be using with 80GB drive) Like antivirus may result in decreased performance.
- Please Review you Operating System environment and software installed. Make sure that the new drive & Operating System are free of any virus, which results in CPU Utilization upto 100%.
- Also, motherboard supports Max 2GB RAM, so you may consider adding more RAM.

Let me know if any further clarification/ assistance is required.
Hope it helps! Good Luck!
CreativeTECH

This board doesn't support the SATA interface hard drives, it only supports the older IDE interface drives

Hello
sata is the standard now,so your motherboard should support your drive.

Your part# does not match any asus numbers,im giving you a link to asus.

If this is an older mother board it may not support sata.Also you will see sata connections on the motherboard.

If you do not then its not supported.
http://usa.asus.com/ProductGroup2.aspx?PG_ID=mKyCKlQ4oSEtSu5m

this motherboard does not support your new Hard Drive. SATA is a connection type required for your hard drive. Your motherboard supports IDE connector. You probably can get a pci card that allows you to attach the hard drive.

follow the link and select your operating system to download the guide and manual
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
Mark

hello my friend here it is the link
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&model=K8V-MX

to find and to download what you need
it is from asus official site so its secure,its from your mainboard,so just find exactly what tipe of downlaod you need..I suggest the user manual.youll find there the diagram for the case wires.
good luck.talk again if you need something
oh..rank my answer please..;)
thanks..
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