is this backward compatible? meaning does it also work with 3 gig and 1.5 gig Msata II Msata I
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I'm really not sure about your question... there is no msata - I interfaceIf you are asking about msata - II to sata - I then this will not work.,.,., however there are interface card that allow you to connect this and make sata interface
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backwards compatible with Msata II - yesbackwards compatible with msata I - most likely notsource: http://mydigitalssd.com/msata-ssd.phpupdate: in fact my laptop only handles SATA II and it works great with this msata SSD
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backwards compatible with Msata II - yes backwards compatible with msata I - most likely not source: http://mydigitalssd.com/msata-ssd.php update: in fact my laptop only handles SATA II and it works great with this msata SSD
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Yes, all USB3.0 flash drives are backwards compatible with 2,0 USB slots. Just with the slower speed.
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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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SATA is backwards compatible. You just will get SATA2 speeds instead of SATA3. Of course mechanical HDD max out at SATA2 around 120-150 MB/s so it doesn't matter. And if you're not transferring from another SATA3 SSD then you will be bottlenecked at SATA2 anyway.
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Yep. Works fine on mine at least. To my knowledge, USB is always backwards compatible, you may just run into speed limitations on some devices. This thing doesn't come anywhere close to needing all the speed of even 2.0, so there's really no difference.
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No. mSATA is different than SATA. Here are the specs for your PC, Hard Disk Drive7 * 320GB (5400RPM) using two Serial ATA hard disk drives; o Primary + Secondary drive: 160GB + 160GB
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It's the same connection as a 2tb, it's SATA3, any windows 7 or 8 will compatible, the major spec you have to look is your motherboard, it has to be a uefi compatible board to go beyond the 2tb limit, if it's a recent motherboard it probably is, just check your manufacturer and model to be 100%. Search for: 3tb and uefi motherboards.Hope this helps
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Nope never had any problems with backwards compatibility, other than the obvious slower speeds. I would however suggest buying a USB 3.0 card if you do not have 3.0 on your system. They are not that expensive and they help improve the speed of the drive transfers.
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Yes, the adapter works with any mSATA driveWithout affecting the speed of reading and writing
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Yes....It is backward compatible. However, there is no driver from Adata. So expect your massstorage controller to be offline. Items like card readers, etc. probably wont work. SSD will work.
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msata and m.2 are different sockets, not interchangeable; you need to make sure you have the right one, maybe open it up and see
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My Synology DS209 specs say its SataII and these drives are working fine in it. So yes they should be backwards compatible.
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Yes it works. If you find the panel on the right side and pop it off,slide it in till it clicks. You will have about 292 gbs left and it works great
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I was able to access and load files from my eMachines W3502 Tower. Therefore, it appears to perform as backward compatible.
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Its only a 3.5 SATA hard drive connected to a USB 3.0 Its also backwards compatible with USB 2.0. Plug and play. But the manual does say either 2.5 or 3.5? I only used it for my desktop hard drive. I'm not sure how 2.5 would work.
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If by backwards compatible you mean works with USB 2.0 as well as 3.0, then yes.
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It will work. I'm running it from a machine that just has USB 2.0. The transfer rates just won't be as fast as a 3.0 connection.