u-ata/66 ide hd but your mobo don't support it you can't use it at all?

[xtremsabu]

If you have a u-ata/66 ide hd but your mobo don't support it you can't use it at all? Or is there a way around that? A add on card of some sort or down it to 33?

[jokostel]

if you have a motherboard that only supports udma 33 on its main primary/secondary controllers on the mobo, you can run a udma 66 drive on the controllers,but it will only run as a udma 33 drive.


..jokostel