will SATA II work in a SATA
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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.
513057
I cannot answer that. This item didn't work to clone my SATA drive correctly. I returned the item for a refund.
1504547
Yes,,,, but they will still work. If your motherboard will operate in sata 2 then your SATA 2 hard drive and SATA 2 motherboard will be fast. But if your motherboard is sata 1 and your hard drive is SATA 2 or SATA 3,,,,, it will only run as fast as SATA 1 . If that makes any sense.but they will work. They are compatible
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.
1755897
Any SATA power cable can be used for either a SATA or SATA2 drive. Both drives and cables are fully interchangeable. Hope I have answered your question.
2195162
if your Hard drive is a IDE connection and 3.5 inchs then as far as I know yes it should work. I find it hard to imagine you have an IDE hard drive that is 2 tb its more likely SATA connection but I suppose it is possible. :) hope that helped a bit
1455390
Standard SATA connectors, will work with any SATA port. May not be the cheapest drive you can buy for what you're describing, but that's your call.
872011
If it is a 2.5" labtop SATA it will almost certainly work. Even some of the older drives work; it all depends on the interface.
2119181
You should be able to. The 512GB model (VTX4-25SAT3-512G.M) comes with a 3.5" adapter bracket and is backward compatible with SATA 2.
2009688
Yes, it will work. It supports both IDE and SATA. Make sure to use the proper connection.
1294251
Yes, SATA 3 is designed to work with SATA II, although at SATA II speeds. Either way it will still be faster than a normal magnetic drive. I'm using this specific SSD on a evga x58 motherboard with SATA II and it works fine. I also tried a Corsair Neuron GTX on the same motherboard and it runs perfectly with Windows 7. Just be sure to check with your motherboard vendor regarding SATA mode (AHCI, IDE or mixed) as you may have to update your BIOS to get it to work. Good luck!
1271012
it will work but you wont see the full performance of the drives. you'll get between 300 and 375mb/s on sata 2.
869113
Yes it should. It has 2 SATA connectors not one. You should be more concern with will it fit in you PC case? Does the mounting screws hole match up? I hope this is helpful. Bye
198837
Yes it will work. I am however not sure the SATA III will be the improvement in speed that you might be looking for that a SSD would offer.
1930561
It has worked with all my SATA drives from 100GB to 750GB. You'll have to use an adapter for pin conversion.
1427763
Yes, you have a SATA controller so this drive will work. You should be able to install an even larger drive if you want as well.
1001708
I don't know, but I can tell you that my internal sata drive is a toshiba mq01abd100 with a 5V, 1A power requirement. It has two flat connectors: one power connector with 15 pins and one data connector with 7 pins. If your drives have these connectors then it's a good bet that it will work.