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The Intel D865GVHZ will support a maximum of 2GB of RAM using two DDR400 modules. The motherboard supports LBA48 and includes a SATA controller. The largest IDE drives available are at about 1 TB in size. SATA drive currently reach about 1.5 TB, with larger ones likely in the future.

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