Is there anything I need to worry about when setting up a computer that boots from a SATA drive? Any newer motherboard should be able to do that pretty easy through some settings in the bios, right?
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Booting From a SATA Drive
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Any new board should be fine. On some older ones you needed to get SATA drivers for your chipset before you could install windows
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