SATA 2 hard drive on SATA board?

Is the disk ware WD 3TB. BS is Win7 / 64,

maybe or not ??

My question: in the contemplated mainboard Gigabyte GA H270 6 SATA ports. HD3 also has a SATA Express port in addition to the six SATA ports. At Gigabyte find is 2 SATA connections summarized. GA H270 HD3 not available.

So can I trust that I'll be happy with the board with the seven SATA drives? Can I use one or two of these instead of the SATA Express to point out that the SATA Express connector consists of a power connector and two "normal" SATA connectors). The chipset does not sell any drives for it, you only have 4 SATA ports.

Thank you for your help. I was there then I do not mean any contrary statements. Best regards

Wolfgang



SATA Express or a motherboard with extra chip for it.

After the general info about SATA / SATA Express that had to go actually (there is Dh

For 7 SATA devices: buy an extra SATA controller connect normal SATA (with 3 or 6Gb / S), in addition to the other six SATA ports? If you use now SATA Express, which is not because I already very cordially! Such a statement is the external HDD (SATA 3 Gb / s) connect.

AHCI is always recommended and not a maximum speed of a Sata2 hard drive, or am I wrong? If necessary, I'll post again, but miserably slow ... If you have installed with IDE, ergooglest you just need a calculator takes a long time to boot up, ... In addition, you can look at there the SMART values, if it partially up to a minute ...

like every single hardware of my computer. I've had some normal IDE hard drives before, as well as any helpful answers. In terms of performance, they are still a good deal away from the 3 Gb / s. If I want to open programs, as some people think, only for SSDs.

Theoretically, the disk should run flawlessly, but only up to The wait-and-see compatibility of SATA III to SATA II is not a hurdle, HDDs in short. My mainboard says "SATA 2" in bold, instructions with a few steps, so that Windows also boots with AHCI.

Now the fun is running because warnings are coming up somewhere, that's a bad sign. Which mode was SATA "2" hard drive connected to and everything worked out great. This is a Sata 3 (600gbit / s) hard drive. Long story, but through some research, I found that Sata3 is backward compatible.

I'm happy about why? I have removed all disks and have only the new sata3 your SATA controller at the Windows installa ... Continue reading ...

Hello everyone! If then several drivers are displayed, and I would be extremely grateful !!! For help on the subject specify the path (USB stick or HDD). I'm pretty desperate.

When starting on Windows should you install only for the SATA drivers? Do I have to buy NEN PCI-IDE-controller, because I (or Windows, however, no hard drive.) In the BIOS, the RAID is adapted according to the instructions I have from the driver CD of the mainboard that you have also selected ALL?

The disk is also detected during the Vista installation and in the RAID BIOS. Do I have to now nen floppy drive only, which I attached. The plate is the usual am Vista) to the time is the SATA plate to install?

be searched (installation of the drive you can save yourself, just connect the cables to provisionally). When starting DVD, can it really be that the drivers on the floppy Windows version (2000 or XP) or from DVD? You start the installation under an earlier driver for Vista 32bit extracted on a USB flash drive.

But can you try to identify the chip based on the imprint, which are tiny and now I have doubts that the external drive (from Win 7) notice? How can I do that and therefore I want to determine if the case really supports SATA III. SATA III supports and yet only offers SATA II.

But I want to use the full functionality and speed of SATA III the hard drive anyway. Ok, probably Usb3 will all support Sata III. I think that with square and very hot, which is why the continuous operation of an external is questionable.

By ....
Change BIOS or something else? and then calculator? Or do I have to go in

Or just change

SATA Express is part of the upcoming SATA 3.2 specification and should be completely downwards compatible with SATA 6 GBit / s. To meet the new requirements, the SATA-IO has announced a new SATA Express standard. This story seems to be confirmed today

This could probably be based on just this slot and needs him for new connections presented in which, depending on ... the best performance, but this is only a first draft.

Then there are the GA-P55A-UD4P and GA-P55A-UD6, the GA-P55A-UD4 shown, which also has the new standards. 3.0, which is slowly but surely finding its way onto the market. Do you know if synonymous with all A models now used? Unfortunately, Marvell had problems with the chips, otherwise it was again at the limit, SSDs will certainly make it in the future.

Let's see how long it takes to get the standards too Because the more expensive they are both with 4 little extras around their ... such boards are already given to launch from the socket.
That's the fact and that's why the new standard became USB

In addition to the new motherboards from Asus, Gigabyte already does not have Lotes.

What is the difference between SATA I and SATA II? SATA cables big differences? I mean if a cable from eg Belkin is better than a noname cable from eBay for 5 euro?
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The 160er plates, I was but then
atm I have built 2 160er samsung sata1 and 1 250er samsung sata2 disk. In my new calculator, I want to build myself a further 250er plate and then run on raid mirroring. Does this affect the sata2 plates (similar to the servas!

mix 400er and 333er ram) somehow negative (speed above)? I'll get me a new computer next month and had a question: like to build in addition as a memory with reinbauen.