Is this compatible with SATA I hard drives
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All SATA versions are backwards-compatible. Though, if you're springing for a new MoBo, you might as well toss in a newer HDD, too. WD 1TB are going for about $60 as of this writing, and it is incredibly easy to set this board up in many different multiple-drive configurations. So, you can still use your old drive (as I assume you'll at least want/need to get data off of it), but you can have something significantly faster and more capacious as your main drive. Well worth considering.
187876
it is compatible, just remember to plug it in correctly though. I'm currently plugging two SATA I hard drives and a SSD
187877
Yes. It is comparable with all SATA drives. You just wouldn't be able to take advantage of the speeds of SATA III obviously.
284864
SATA3 drives are backwards compatible with SATA1. It's merely a bandwidth upgrade that you won't be able to take advantage of. So you should be alright with this drive though you might lose a bit of performance in the read speed in some instances.
2165659
Yes. All SATA standards are compatible with each other, but it is going to operate at SATA 1.0 speed. I guess if you're looking for capacity rather than speed, go for it.
169515
Yes, it will work with mostly any SATA device, however, the form factor is more geared toward optical drives. you would need adapter rails to get a hard drive to stay put in the casing.
43584
Yes it does, I just installed a 1 TB Seagate HD in it with no issues, it is a SATA drive.
1264389
It is tricky wording. You will be compatible with Sata III drives but will be limited by the usb3 speed. Sata III is 6Gb/s usb3 is 5Gb/s.
2275568
This will work with any Hard Drive that has a SATA port. I just looked up your drive and it does have a SATA connection so you're good to go.
2009688
Yes, it will work. It supports both IDE and SATA. Make sure to use the proper connection.
871764
I am sorry I can not give you an answer. The sata connection is an older version that only is workable with either an adapter plate or cable, which would make the enclosure unusable.
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Sata III is backward compatible with SATA II and I. As is SATA II backward compatible to SATA I. But SATA I cannot run a SATA II or III drive. But i'm assuming this is the answer you were looking for as your question was a bit vague.
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This will work with either SATA or PATA drives, connectors are included for both. I hooked up an old 250 GB.PATA drive as new motherboard had no connectors for it.
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This is internal drive, so we assume you already have an adapter that convert internal SATA port to eSATA2. If that's the case it will work.
306704
It is Sata II or SATA III compatible. If you do not understand the interface for HDD you probably should not be building a computer or buying components.
1682596
The SATA lll hard disc drive is backward compatible to SATA ll. It may require an adjustment to the jumpers on the drive.
313956
Hi Sarita. It will work perfectly with your hard disk . I actually connected Sata and Pata hard disk of large storage capacity and the enclosure worked pretty good.
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Yes. They should all be backwards compatabile for SATA. I used with SATA III as well.
696642
I would say why not, almost every hard drive has same hole patterns even the old IDE drives match up with the newer sata drives, most of the manufactures aka overseas most likey base the products on older form factors, which really have not changed.. hope that helps..