ide cables

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  1. zaphodg

    zaphodg Member

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    um, i know this probly shouldn't go here, i'm sorry but i will forget this.. when my comp boots it says primary ide channel no 80 connector installed.. what does that mean really??
     
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    I googled your problem and this is what I came up with:
    hope this works.
     
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    hey, thanks alot, that should solve it.
     
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    go here you get great cables you can not have ultra dma modes on your drive/any type thats what it is looking for go here for good cables and decent deals! www.shop4tech.com
     
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    To run the IDE bus faster, the 40 signal lines are run with a ground line next to each signal. This equals 80 lines (40 ground lines plus 40 signal lines. If the computer setup is set to run the modern parts at the faster bus speed, there will be a warning message that the cable is not the proper one to do this.
    Suggest buying an inexpensive 80 conductor cable, and run some of the peripheral devices at the faster speed.
     

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