Building a machine with ASUS P5WDG2. Have built 4 or 5 ASUS machines over past 10 years. Can't figure out where or how to connect the CDROM. Do I need to add an I/O card for the CD?
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Jump to PostThat motherboard supports both PATA and SATA, if there is some confusion as to which you have look at this article for the differences.
If I have misunderstood your post, please provide more details, you haven't provided a very much information to go on.
Jump to PostNow it makes sense. That motherboard only has one IDE socket, and you have plugged two PATA hdds in there and now don't have any place to plug in your CD-ROM.
My suggestion? If you have four SATA hdds then you should have enough space to transfer the information …
Jump to PostThat link is either temporarily down or out of date.
Glad to hear that you found a solution, there are several options in this case.
Jump to PostI can't see where it would be any problem, it's tried and true technology.
Jump to PostA CD-ROM is a CD-ROM whether it SATA or not.
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