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Hope im in the right place so sorry if im not.My new mobo tells me its Sata3Gb/s compatable so can anyone tell me what sort of Sata hard drive I should be looking to buy for this set up
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Shiro Usagi
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Any SATA 3.0Gb/s hard drive will do. Older SATA 150 hard drives will work too.
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So can i use SataII ?
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Shiro Usagi
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Yes.
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Ok Thanks thats settled my problem over what drive to get ,Many Thanks
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So far, there are absolutely no compatibility issues with mixing generations of sata. Obviously, to get the full performance and features of sata II/3Gbs, you need a both a drive and a motherboard that support it, but if either of those is the older sata 150, your system will just run at that speed but nothing bad will happen.
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