Can a PCI-express SSD be installed on the Atom D510's PCI-e slot and used to boot

[supernoob]

I have brought a D510 and I have interest in installing the Operating System on a (Solid State Device) SSD card on the PCI-express slot. Several netbooks utilize this setup, and I was question if the D510's BIOS would be able to handle a Solid State Device place in the PCI-express slot. The 50mm PCI-e Solid State Device is utilize in Dells hysterics in the D510. I have installed it, but I don't make out anything pending up in the BIOS. I have problem in the BIOS can only handle wireless in the PCI-express slot. Any help correlated to similar problem will be respected? Thanks in Advance.

[Amd Athlon]

At present no one of the Intel Desktop Board is capable to utilize a volume superior than 2 TB to be capable to be utilized to install the operating system and boot to it on the computer system. You will require for making a volume of 2 TB or less to be capable to use it as a bootable choice and be capable to install the operating system. Volumes superior than 2 TB, similar to 4 TB, can be used but just as data storage, not like bootable volumes.

[PeterAGASSI]

You can remove the problem of booting the operating system on your Atom D510's processor by replacing the processor in the service center of the Intel or otherwise you can go for the workshop from where you have taken the new Atom D510 processor for your motherboard and get it replace by them if you are facing more problem with it.

[Joshua]

I have also gone for the same problem what you are facing with your Atom D510 processor. I have placed it on my Intel motherboard and I was using the Windows Vista in it. After a few days I have started facing the same problem of Atom D510 processor. Then for the same problem I have gone to the official site of the Intel and get the appropriate solution to remove this problem.