Will this drive work on a SATA II motherboard?
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From the Kingston web site: Kingston solid-state drives can be user-installed in any system that supports the SATA II or III interface. (SATA 3Gb/sec. and 6Gb/s)
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Hi Judd,The V300 is SATAIII drive which is backwards compatible with SATAII. As such, it should work in a SATAII motherboard.Thank you for your interest in our V300 SSD!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Yes. SATA III drive will work in SATA II port at SATA II speed. SATA is both forward and backward compatible.
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You should be fine. The target drive has to be SATA, but the source drive will be read by the controller on the mobo. The supplied cord will not plug into the old drive, so you won't be able to use it to interface the old drive later.
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It should. The drive is SATA 3, and the motherboard has SATA 3. 6 Gb/s. Best of all, my answer agrees with the previous answer. :)
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all sata 3 drives are compatible with sata 2 interfaces, so yes it should work
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I don't know, but it should. I use a SATA II drive. Check the specs. It should say.
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Yes it will work with any SATA drive. It is made to connect to an external SATA connector on computers that have this availible. This is the e-SATA end. The other end of the cable is a standard SATA connector just like the internal SATA cables.
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I believe so, since the adapter converts SATA-IDE, but you'll have to try it. I know this adapter worked with an old board I had and a SATA optical drive.
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It would probably work but I'd imagine the speed wouldn't be any better for than any other sata 1 drive you've had. If possible you should pick up a PCI SATA 3.0 controller or at least a 2.0 controller an use it that way if anything. Otherwise it might not even be worth it unless you plan to use it for a future build also.
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if your Hard drive is a IDE connection and 3.5 inchs then as far as I know yes it should work. I find it hard to imagine you have an IDE hard drive that is 2 tb its more likely SATA connection but I suppose it is possible. :) hope that helped a bit
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If it is a 2.5" labtop SATA it will almost certainly work. Even some of the older drives work; it all depends on the interface.
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I believe that this drive will work on that motherboard it is a m.2 ngff ssd and it looks like that motherboard will accept m.2 ssds
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it depends on what motherboard you have. you should check if your motherboard has something called SATA connectors, which this drive uses. If your motherboard is older it might have something called and IDE connector and this drive would not work. The way you can tell is that an IDE connector is about 3 inches wide, while a SATA connector is maybe 1/2 inch wide. If you do have IDE, then find an older drive that supports the IDE connector
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Yes, the interface is backward compatible with the old format Sata up to 1.5, and should be no problem working at the sata 2 interface speed.
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You can use any Sata drive. They must be the same size. If they're dissimilar sizes it will only be as large as the smallest drive. So far it's worked flawlessly
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As long as you've got another SATA cord on your PSU and MoBo, the answer is "yes."
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As long as it is not using mini sata, which I don't believe this drive does. If your drive has regular sata connectors, it will work.