SATA 3 6.0Gbps - Everything You Need to Know in About 2 Minutes

Techquickie ·Techquickie ·2013-05-07 · 373 words · ~1 min read
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0:00 I'm Linus and on today's episode of 1 minute or less we're going to tell you
0:03 everything you need to know about the third generation Serial ATA interface
0:07 also known as SATA 3 SATA 3 is not
0:11 technically the correct name for a third generation SATA drive this can cause
0:16 some confusion especially because the second generation interface operated at
0:20 3 gabit per second so does SATA 3 refer to the data rate or the generation most
0:25 people think of it in terms of the generation so if you use it that way
0:29 people will generally know what you're talking about determining if your
0:32 storage device supports SATA 3 is easy all you got to do is check for a large
0:36 SATA 3 label on the box check the manufacturer website or in the cases of
0:41 things like motherboards you can look for the little label on the PCB itself
0:45 finally if you're having trouble with that or if you have a laptop where you can't see it clearly you can download
0:50 hwi info 32 for free and find out what
0:53 speed your SATA ports are running at installing SATA 3 devices is simple all
0:58 you got to do is power down your computer plug the power and the Serial
1:02 ATA data cable into the drive and the PC itself and you're ready to go you don't
1:06 even need to worry too much about what generation of SATA device you have
1:09 because if they're not all SATA 3 it might be a little bit slower but the
1:13 standards are forwards and backwards compatible so the devices will work
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