You are going to be hard pressed to find any 1155 board with onboard IDE as it is a connector that has been discontinued. Your best bet is a cheap add in card such as this one >http://www.amazon.co.uk/CSL-Express-SATAII-interface-controller/dp/B00MOHHR12/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1420563140&sr=8-3&keywords=ide+pci
any 1155 board you do find with IDE is likely going to be of cheaper quality/budget
Better off to get the board you want and get an add in card to support the IDE. or the obvious alternative to just get more with the times and transfer your data from the IDE hdd to a sata hard drive before you upgrade.

 

+1 to cheap addon.

I'd revise your storage setup though.

 

Mixed reviews on this one, but it supports and has everything you need. Plus it's new and best offer.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Foxconn-Rattler-V2-0-Intel-P67-CrossfireX-Socket-1155-ATX-Motherboard-w-Audio-/121200902658?pt=Motherboards&hash=item1c38230202

Review for this board if interested HERE.

 

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Mixed reviews on this one, but it supports and has everything you need. Plus it's new and best offer.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Foxconn-Rattler-V2-0-Intel-P67-CrossfireX-Socket-1155-ATX-Motherboard-w-Audio-/121200902658?pt=Motherboards&hash=item1c38230202

Good find although 2 gripes
1. only 1 IDE port, OP is looking for 2. solution?: add in card
2. He had linked amazon.co.uk, that board is in florida and will likely cost more than its worth to ship overseas.

3rd bonus grip, you had stated the reviews are mixed, hinting at the confirmation of my statement that the quality of such boards could be questionable.

good find either way though. I have 0 experience with foxconn

 

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Originally Posted by XanderTheGoober

Good find although 2 gripes
1. only 1 IDE port, OP is looking for 2. solution?: add in card
2. He had linked amazon.co.uk, that board is in florida and will likely cost more than its worth to ship overseas.

3rd bonus grip, you had stated the reviews are mixed, hinting at the confirmation of my statement that the quality of such boards could be questionable.

good find either way though. I have 0 experience with foxconn

What about the Amazon board above though? Does it have an ide connector? Has anyone actually bought it or touched it to confirm it.I am not bothered by reviews as theycan be misleading as defective board customers are more likely to vent their spleen then satisfied consumers.

I don't know anything about Foxconn apart from the fact they treat their workers like slaves.

 

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What about the Amazon board above though? Does it have an ide connector? Has anyone actually bought it or touched it to confirm it.I am not bothered by reviews as theycan be misleading as defective board customers are more likely to vent their spleen then satisfied consumers.

I don't know anything about Foxconn apart from the fact they treat their workers like slaves.

sorry to disappoint you, the board you linked in post 1 is a floppy connector and NOT IDE.
spec page> http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Z68MUSB3/?cat=Specifications

still leaning towards add in card(s) in my opinion.

 

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Originally Posted by XanderTheGoober

sorry to disappoint you, the board you linked in post 1 is a floppy connector and NOT IDE.
spec page> http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Z68MUSB3/?cat=Specifications

still leaning towards add in card(s) in my opinion.

Would I still be able to install Windows Me on the first partition as explained above and xp on the d partition and so on ,making it multiboot as above and would it boot from a PCI IDE card?

Has anyone tried it

Is it true that someone managed to run windows 95 on it on a modern motherboard?