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Subject: Re: 300GIG SATA drives
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> Is anyone having problems with SATA drives? I keep getting DMA errors that 
Could u provide more informations?
I have a SATA raid-1 (160gb disks) on a cheap ataraid controller 
(builtin in an asus a7v880 mobo): no problem at all.

dave