Parameters to win 8 and SSD drive

Just bought a h9 - 1440t with windows 8 pro and an SSD.

Can you tell me:

1 - is the motherboard SATA 2 or SATA 3?

2. are there additional parameters I should do to ensure the best performance of the SSD drive?

I was led to believe that I had to disable indexing and to put all temporary files on the secondary drive which I use for data.

Thank you

eddiel66

Hey eddiel,.

The majority of our units produced since Feb 12 will use SATA3

And Yes, to disable indexing and assigning temporary files (and other files from storage) to your secondary drive would be wise.

Hacker life also has a great article on SSD found HERE.

Feel free to respond if you need any additional information

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