Will a Western Digital 10000RPM Hard Disk Work on My PC?

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The discussion centers around the compatibility of a 10,000 RPM Western Digital hard disk with an ASUS P4P800SE motherboard, which features an Intel 865PE chipset. The motherboard includes integrated SATA support, confirming that the hard disk will work with the PC. Users can refer to the motherboard's specifications for further details on compatibility.
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hi,
a friend is heading over to malaysia in the next few days and asked me if i wanted a 10000rpm ( 8mb cache, SATA ) 74 GB WESTERN DIGITAL 10000RPM hard disk.
i would say yes but i am not sure if it will work on my pc
my motherboard is an ASUS P4P800SE with Intel 865PE Chipset
can someone tell me if this will work on my pc?


thnx
 
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