Are the bios version and chipset really irrelevant if a large disk will be used solely for data storage?

Question

Hard disks

Good day. In general, the essence of the question is stated in the title: is it true that neither bios, nor the chipset, nor the age of the motherboard itself are important if a large disk (6-8 TB) is used not as a boot disk, but exclusively as storage for files, after OS boot?

Answer 1

no.
sata, however, this does not seem to apply.

Answer 2

Older mothers and bios don't support large drives