Will this SSD still work with a SATA II Computer?
505076
Yes it will. Just not to full capacity. SATA 2 caps at 3gb/sec instead of 6gb/sec which the drive is capable of.
505077
I don't know if it will. My computer is SATA III. Sorry I am not being much help for you!
439590
SSDs will work with any brand, as long as you have the sata cable to connect it to your motherboard..
2190505
It should work with all SATA drives. Don't know if this particular drive fits in the case they give you. But the cable should work.
1811846
Depends upon your OS. Most new OS can handle it. You also need a certain sort of connector to a motherboard that handles the SATA spec.
757481
As the other two people mentioned, it will definitely work, whether you're using SATA-I, SATA-II, or SATA-III.The only hitch is (of course) that you will not be exploiting the full potential of the SSD on any system that uses the earlier two revisions of SATA.Still, the speedup advantage is probably more noticeable over conventional hard drives on older revision systems, and you can always upgrade to a system with SATA-III later and drop this SSD into it and see what it can REALLY do.
1492775
it will work on any computer with SATA III port but 2.5" ssd actually designed for laptop computers. yes it will fit to that computer and will work fine : ) but in size this sdd is bit smaller than typical desktop hard disk drive
306706
That compatibility is based on the interface. I believe this MB has a SATA3 3Gb/s ports. Why a 10k rpm drive versus an SSD?
535879
Any 2.5" SATA physical hard drive will work. SSD's are a different mater. I have used a 60GB SSD SATA drive with no problems but couldn't get a 240GB SSD SATA drive to work. While SSD are very appealing -- light weight, low power consumption, and no moving parts, I don't think there is enough standardization.
451350
I don't know, but it should. I use a SATA II drive. Check the specs. It should say.
1132959
Hi Charles as a computer technician I can tell you that SATA is backwards compatible. So SATA II and SATA III will work in a SATA I the only difference is the max throughput that you will see for read/write performance. I do believe that E-Machine does have SATA ports on it. Secondly to see best performance you would need to install a SATA II or III controller for maximum performance. I installed a SSD drive in my mothers notebook and it's only SATA I it is only about half the performance in my desktop which is SATA III.
192752
Yes, any SATA drive will work. If you want a detailed list of the tested drives go to the MSI website and look for the MoBo model. You can check at tested compatible CPUs, Memory, HDD, etc
1188201
That should work fine with the SATA interface. If you are upgrading I hope you have an "image" of your original drive, or contact Toshiba support to obtain an original disk set for your unit.
331893
Yes. Sata 3 drives are backwards compatible with Sata 2 Connections and vice versa. But you'll be capped with Sata 2 speed.
1923662
Yes It will, this is a standard Msata ssd, very fast and the capacity is 240gb!
1718641
As Richard says, it is supposed to work but in my experience it does not even for SATA II. For SATA III, if it worked at all and that is very unlikely, it will be so slow, you might as well write the data by hand.
1294250
Yes this HD will work on a SATA II two connection. The bottle neck is the SATA II connection it will work but wont be as fast as a SATA III connection.
967151
Yes 2.5 SATA HDD will work(notice the tiny slot in the door on the top, 2.5 drives fit right in there) and even SSD drives. I recently upgraded to an Samsung SSD drive in my laptop and it plugged right into the BlacX and cloned my maine drive, no problem.