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Is there a way to find out what status sata is in?

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Is there a way to know what status satus is in?

I want to know if I'm running 1.5gb/s or 3gb/s.

Thanks in advance!

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hmm i would have figured that it automatically goes to the fastest possible by both mobo and hd.

Reply to godless

read your hd manual, it will tell you if it has a jumper or not for sata 150 or if it doesen't.

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Reply to royalcrown

Jumper= SATA150
No Jumper = SATA300

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Reply to Shadow703793

it has no jumper
I have not installed the hdd yet
but from what I have read about it is that sometimes it can revert to sata150 and you have to download some utility to make it sata300

hdd: 1TB Samsung

Reply to iwannaknow1

If you have a nforce board then you can look in the Device Manager

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Reply to Joe_The_Dragon

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v652/jtadeo/hddspeed.jpg

that's what my current hdd test says

I'm not to sure if that shows sata300 or 150

any ideas?

Reply to iwannaknow1

that is sata 300, gen 1 is 150

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