HP DV6T; compatible with SATA II or SATA III?

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• [Y550] New HDD SATA III. Is it compatible?

  Hello.

  I want to know if I can change my original WD hdd (I'm preety sure it's SATA I), again SATA III? I don't know if the motherboard will be compatible with SATA III. What do you think?

  And by the way, what model of motherboard is in it? Unfortunately, my serial number fail to pass on the support site, so I can't check the configuration it (and my HARD drive is broken, so I can't use the software to check it out).

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  See you soon,.

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  Welcome to the forums
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  If you know the configuration of your computer, you can view the psref removed systems and it corresponds with the model No.
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