The difficulty lays in that you can only hook up 4 (E)ide devices One master and one slave per cable. so your hard drives would take up both ide connectors on your motherboard and leave you no way to hook up the optical drives.
For one thing, it'd be so expensive it wouldn't be a "low-end system." For another, cheaper computer usually use a microATX case, which will probably not have enough bays to hold that many drives.
First of all because that system is not designed for it.
Most computers aren't able to handle that.
That's part of the operating system. You don't need to install specialized software.That's part of the operating system. You don't need to install specialized software.That's part of the operating system. You don't need to install specialized software.That's part of the operating system. You don't need to install specialized software.
A removable ROM BIOS
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You buy a new operating system and install that.
scsi stands for small computer system interface and is used for disk drives and other computer devices
It could be difficult if there are not enough empty drive bays or if you do not have a large enough power supply. If you have the space and sufficient power than there is no reason for it to be difficult.
You should be able to as long as the motherboard will support that many hard drives.
you can install 4 OS in a single system
If the case has room to mount them - servers are a prime example of computer systems with multiple drives.
The short answer is no they do not. It is up to the individual to install the operating system of their choice.
I usually put in the motherboard first. After the motherboard you put in the CPU & then the CPU cooler which is rather difficult to install if there are other components (like hard drives) on the way. By putting in the motherboard first everything else is much easier.
Ribbon cables are difficult to work with and it is never a good idea to install cables on a device when it has power running to it. Components could short and be damaged or the technician could be damaged.
Raid Array.
Did you install Windows XP to the hard drive? New hard drives do not come with an operating system; to boot from it, you have to install one on it.
A barebones system is a partially assembled computer one can purchase. It will usually contain the case, power supply, and CPU. It is up to the user to install RAM, hard drives, optical drives, and any peripherals he / she may want.
Yes.
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