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May 7, 2013
When I use IDE3 or IDE4 to connect a 40X CD-RW only running 16x speed ?
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GA-8IHXP (rev. 2.1)
GA-8IEXP (rev. 1.2)
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GA-7VRXP (rev. 2.x)
Sorry, this is the PROMISE RAID chip limitation.