I just got a 128gb samsung 830 SSD, but the motherboard only has sata2. I know sata3 advantage is an increase in max transfer rate, which I don't really care about. However, will the 4k read/write speeds be affected from using an older sata2 motherboard? Or should I upgrade to a mobo with sata3?
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short answer i think is no it would be a minimal difference. ill find the link in a bit
derp i googled the thread title haha 2nd result http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/fo.../t-100462.html
this is mine on sata2 along with Q9650@4.33GHz and it's a system drive with a much slower cpu so the difference is negliable
and another on sata3 w 3770K@4.70GHz
Last edited by kaktus1907; 07-13-2012 at 12:10 AM.
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