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shesagordie
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December 22nd, 2008 14:00
How do I confirm if my current controller and BIOS is compatible to the higher capacity drives? Also, is there SATA II compatibility issues? Thanks,
How do I confirm if my current controller and BIOS is compatible to the higher capacity drives?
Also, is there SATA II compatibility issues?
Thanks,
tonylanz
Please post your computer model and the version of windows.
Bev.
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December 23rd, 2008 16:00
1) Dimension 5150/E510
2) XP Pro.
3) BIOS - A02
Hope this helps..
Thanks Bev,
December 23rd, 2008 17:00
There is no limit, you can install any currently available SATA hard drive.
I hope that both you and your family, have a Happy Holiday. :emotion-49:
December 23rd, 2008 19:00
Thanks for the quick response Bev. Happy Holidays to you and yours' as well..
What is the difference between "SATA" and "SATA II"..? Any compatibility issues..?
--tonyl
Tony.
There should not be any problems, as SATA-2, is backwards compatible to SATA-1.
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shesagordie
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December 22nd, 2008 14:00
tonylanz
Please post your computer model and the version of windows.
Bev.
tonylanz
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December 23rd, 2008 16:00
1) Dimension 5150/E510
2) XP Pro.
3) BIOS - A02
Hope this helps..
Thanks Bev,
shesagordie
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46K Posts
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December 23rd, 2008 17:00
tonylanz
There is no limit, you can install any currently available SATA hard drive.
I hope that both you and your family, have a Happy Holiday. :emotion-49:
Bev.
tonylanz
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December 23rd, 2008 19:00
Thanks for the quick response Bev. Happy Holidays to you and yours' as well..
What is the difference between "SATA" and "SATA II"..? Any compatibility issues..?
Thanks,
--tonyl
shesagordie
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46K Posts
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December 23rd, 2008 19:00
Tony.
There should not be any problems, as SATA-2, is backwards compatible to SATA-1.
Bev.