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Is my motherboard Sata 3.0 compatible?




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I'm trying to figure out if Sata 3.0 is the way to go and if I'm capable of getting the max experience from it.

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Yep, you can use up to 4 sata 3gb/s drives.

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Sweet I just read that the motherboard only supports up to Sata 2.0 with up to 3gb transfers.

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Well, that's what a sata 3.0 drive is. A serial ATA HDD with a speed of 3gb/s.

The name sata 2 doesnt really mean anything, it's just used to differentiate between sata 1.5gb/s drives.

sata 2, sata 3gb/s, sata 3.0, they're all the same thing.


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