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January 11th 08, 03:33 PM
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SATA vs SATA2???
Are SATA and SATA2 like what USB1.1 and USB2.0 used to be? I mean does the
motherboard have to support SATA2 even though you already have SATA connectors on the motherboard? If not and one wanted to install a SATA2 harddrive on their computer, would you have to do a motherboard BIOS update? Or would you have to by a seperate card for SATA2, like I had to buy a seperate USB2.0 card with my old computer? And my last question: Is there a setting in say Device Manager to tell if your motherboard does support SATA2? 
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