Is my laptop SATA 3 Compatible
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It only supports SATA II 
Sorry. The Samsung EVO would be crippled badly being forced to run that slowly, however it would still be faster than your Toshiba, just not as much faster as it could've been with SATA 3.
Sorry. The Samsung EVO would be crippled badly being forced to run that slowly, however it would still be faster than your Toshiba, just not as much faster as it could've been with SATA 3.JohnPMyers
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It only supports SATA II Sorry. The Samsung EVO would be crippled badly being forced to run that slowly, however it would still be faster than your Toshiba, just not as much faster as it could've been with SATA 3.
Sorry. The Samsung EVO would be crippled badly being forced to run that slowly, however it would still be faster than your Toshiba, just not as much faster as it could've been with SATA 3.
yes i agree with the post above, it will be "slower", but, a slow ssd is still way faster than a mechanical drive.
i also have an old ssd, sata2, but it is still fast.
besides, in everyday use, i doubt if most of us can see the difference between sata2 and sata3 on ssd unless we bench.
i also have an old ssd, sata2, but it is still fast.
besides, in everyday use, i doubt if most of us can see the difference between sata2 and sata3 on ssd unless we bench.
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