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whats the best way to find out the most memory/hdspace i can put on my p3 mainboard..

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Old April 9th, 2003, 10:43 AM
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whats the best way to find out the most memory/hdspace i can put on my p3 mainboard..
I have a Intel PCIset mainboard (i forget the serial #) and a P3 450mhz cpu (overclocked right now to 504mhz) w/ a 256MH SDRAM 133mhz chip in it.
What is the best way to go about finding the biggest harddrive I can put on a single IDE cable on that board?
What is the best way to go about finding the biggest ram chip I can put in a single RAM Bank?

I want to put a 120gig hd and a 512MB SDRAM 133mhz chip on my board but I can't find specs anywhere that tell me if I can.
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trying is the best way to know ..
if i was u , i was trying .
hope its will works with u

try to look in intel web site and find ur mboard monual .
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Old April 10th, 2003, 08:06 PM
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If system was bought, also look at manafacturer's website.
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You said it was an intel chipset board, that doesnt mean intel made the rest of it. You need to find out what company made your motherboard and look on their website. You can also get BIOS upgrades which can make your system support larger drives and RAM, I had to do this to mine to get it supporting my 80GB
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