What connectors SATA speed do I have on my motherboard?

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  I have an e072sa that I use to do some basic development on and played with the idea of putting an SSD inside.

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  Hi t3hbr3tt, welcome to the Forums of HP. I can't find the exact SATA revision, but page 103 of the maintenance and Service Guide shows 5 hard drives available, and they report SATA @ 1.1 GB/s. This makes it look as if it were 1 SATA.
  
  I think that I also found the reference for the chipset AMD A76M CHT support SATA II.
  
  You might be able to check the SATA using PC-Wizardversion. It is provided by the same people who provide CPU - ID.
  
  It's a good program, but as with most free software, it is ad supported. Be cautious of links ad on the web page. The download link you are looking for is on the right, next to the yellow icon "2013.2.12 setup. After that, the purple download button will start the download. Once backup to your computer, read each screen carefully. I did not want to install the additional ad software supported it asks you to install. When I did it asked to install "Advanced System Protector", I disabled it before clicking on "continue".

  Once it is installed, you can find the SATA support, by clicking on the icon of the motherboard. Then the Chipset. Below will populate a list. Search for "features on the device" which should contain the information you want.

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• Negotiated SATA speed

  O.P.

  Hello.

  Try to establish if the optical SATA connection on an iMac in early 2009 will achieve 2 SATA speed of 3 GB with a 500 GB SSD crucial MX200. Have already tried a Sandisk ultra 2 with controller Marvell and only got a negotiated speed of SATA 1 which is 1.5 GB.

  Speculation on the Internet is the optical connector is limited to 1 SATA but when I go into system report that it shows that the port is capable is SATA2, but negotiated to SATA1. Don't want to destroy this iMac again until I am sure that it will work to speed SATA 2.

  Thank you

  The SATA connection in optical Bay is SATA 3.0 Gb/s. It is likely that your iMac is a Nvidia MCP79 SATA controller that will limit some SSD speeds 6 GB/s SATA 1 speed. The conflict focuses on Sandforce technology and the Marvell controller apparently uses Sandforce. Your is the second instance of the problem with a Marvell controller that I answered last week. Return the SSD for a refund and get a Samsung or go to OWC and get one of their 3Gb http://eshop.macsales.com/ SSD

• What is the speed of disk on the Satellite P200-155?

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  I'm interesting on Satellite P200-155 or Satellite P200-143, but I do not know the speed of the hard drive.
  What is the speed of the hard drive in this model? 4200 RPM or 5400 RPM?
  Thank you

  PS: Sorry for my English :)

  Hello

  The P200 series is very new and as far as I know for several weeks on the market.
  These new generation laptops use a newer HARD disk i/o.

  After a lengthy investigation on several websites, I discovered that this laptop comes with a 160 GB 5400 RPM SATA HDD!

  Hope I could help ;)

  Adiós ;)

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  My USB transfer rates are MUCH faster than them - saved file (WAV), which took about an hour and a half to transfer on the Dell, Dell will transfer in maybe six or eight minutes on this new machine.

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