How do i check which hardware my motherboard supports?

Sconeikiin · Nov 24, 2016

Last time when i was here a few weeks ago there was a link to a webstie where i only had to type in my motherboards name/serial number and it showed me which ram, hdd, ssd my motherboard supports. I can't find that website i already checked in my browser's history

In the website it recommended for my motherboard a 256gb and a close to 275gb ssd that i also searched and it didn't cost too much.
Does anyone know which website i'm talking about? This is my motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L (rev. 2.0)

Sconeikiin · Nov 24, 2016

Oh and i think brand was crucial. I mean what i remember is that they looked like white and the middle was blue.

krzyimprt · Nov 24, 2016

Sconeikiin :

Your motherboard doesnt have UEFI so it will be limited to 2TB drives. If you buy an SSD the GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L won't take full advantage of it as only has 4 x SATA 3Gb/s. You'll still see a huge difference over a regular HDD. It's worth the upgrade. 256GB will work fine.

Sconeikiin · Nov 24, 2016

krzyimprt :

Oh yes, i know it will be like 10x faster ^^
Thanks for the reply thought

Sconeikiin · Nov 24, 2016

Oh nevermind i found it ^^ It's the http://www.crucial.com lol
I'm so silly

SkyNetRising · Nov 24, 2016

krzyimprt :

This is not true.
Non UEFI system can still use GPT format drive (larger than 2.2TB) as a secondary data drive.
Only limitation is that it can't boot from GPT format drive.

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