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Little perspective viewage of the PX845PE Pro II mainboard. It is designed very well ...

Integrated Promise RAID controller, the yellow connector is for your generic IDE device and close to the top-right position of the connector you'll notice the tiny Serial ATA connector. I wish I had a serial ATA HD to test that bugger. RAW speed is the middle name on it. Back to the yellow connector, it is aligned directly in front of a PCI port which could be a problem of you use up all PCI slots and use longer than average cards.

What I notice time after time on mainboards is that whenever you want to upgrade or insert/remove a ram module your graphics card is in the way. The Graphics AGP port and the RAM module connectors are just so close to each other.

The mainboard power connector is at the perfect spot, there's nothing in the way over there and it won't interfere anything (normally positioned close to the CPU).

Below the yellow connector the Promise RAID controller silicon, just above it SerialATA, on your right you'll notice two times a BIOS for the Dual BIOS function and to the far right, a jumper switch for minor board functions like language control of the brilliant Voice Genie.

Here's a good overview of the mainboard.