SSD Compatability
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I think its a 7200RPM HDD with 3GB/s SATA II, and I'm expieriencing slow boot times, so I figured the HDD may be the problem. So, if your going to do a job, do it properly, right? SSD is the new thing and I was thinking an 80GB SSD for the OS, fav games and important software and a 6GB/s 1TB HDD for mass storage. Problem is, I've heard about a lot of trouble with SSDs with being compatible. According to some people, you need SATA III and I'm not sure whether I have it or not, cause all my mobo book says is it has SATA up to 6GB/s ports x6. It's only just a year old so I didnt think it was SATA I but I was making sure, because I've also heard they do work with SATA II 6GB/s, but it is it worth it over a normal 6GB/s HDD?
thanks a lot guys!