SSD Drive

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  1. Woodbob

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    Hi,

    Looking to reformat and am considering adding an SSD drive with 240GB.

    I did notice that I should have one that supports SATAIII (6Gbps)

    My M/B ( Gigabyte/GA-EP35C-DSR )only supports 3Gbs.

    I am not ready to build another PC but am wondering how much the difference

    in performance this will make??

    I will have the operating system, Win7 Ultimate - 64 bit and a few programs on the SSD.
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    won't see the difference.
     
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    Thanks for the quick responce
     
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    no problem.
     
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    You will see the difference when you benchmark the drive and wonder why you are not getting the speed advertised.
     
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