An IDE cable connects a hard drive or CD drive to the main board of the computer.
The IDE connector provides a way to connect a drive to the motherboard. Two IDE devices can be connected via a single cable to the motherboard with two connectors being attached to the devices, and one to the motherboard.
IDE stands for "Integrated Drive Electronics". It's one of the older interfaces used for disk drives (particularly hard drives and CD drives).
IDE isn't exactly "obsolete", but SATA (which can be faster) is more common nowadays. Some motherboards and drives have both IDE and SATA connectors.
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notebook IDE connector= 44-pins Desktop IDE connector= 40-pins
An IDE connector is used to connect a CD-ROM drive or hard drive to a motherboard, with a long and flat ribbon cable.
integrated drive electronics
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It has 40 Pins
Preferably to the IDE0 which most of the time is the Blue connector. The blue connector is primary, black is secondary
It has 40 Pins
MOLEX connectors provide power for IDE hdd & CD-ROM drives
An IDE connector is used to connect a CD-ROM drive or hard drive to a motherboard, with a long and flat ribbon cable.
The twist is to identify the connector which is assigned for drive A.And the other end connector is for mother board.
The SATA connector cable, or whatever connector cable you have from the drive to the motherboard.
If it's a SATA connector, in one of the SATA ports. If it's a ribbon cable (commonly called IDE cable, but that's incorrect), into the IDE connector on the Motherboard. (that's properly named)