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Should i use sata ssd on foxconn G31MXP-K motherboard???

Mahmud Reza Utsas
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It has only SATA II ports, which are limited to 300 MB/s.

However, an SSD still performs extremely well at these speeds. There are four slots.

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Should i use sata ssd on foxconn G31MXP-K motherboard. What performance should i get???

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A ssd will still be much faster than a hdd. > 10x fasnter random performance and much lower latency. It will still feel much faster.

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10 minutes ago, utsas_reza said:

Is this mobo support sata 3 ssd??

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Edit: it doesn't suport SAT III, i you can blug 4....

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It has only SATA II ports, which are limited to 300 MB/s.

However, an SSD still performs extremely well at these speeds. There are four slots.

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