takenaback
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I have been given a voucher ($200) for my local computer store as a birthday present and I want to know if it is worthwhile installing a SATA3 SSD on my Gigabyte PA 55 UD4 motherboard that only supports SATA2?
I won't be upgrading my motherboard for approximately 3 years when I purchase a new computer, so that is not an option. I guess it would future proof the hard drive but is it likely to last three years and more?
Would I notice a big difference between an SSD SATA3 and my Western digital 1 TB Green SATA2 connected to my existing motherboard?
Cheers
I won't be upgrading my motherboard for approximately 3 years when I purchase a new computer, so that is not an option. I guess it would future proof the hard drive but is it likely to last three years and more?
Would I notice a big difference between an SSD SATA3 and my Western digital 1 TB Green SATA2 connected to my existing motherboard?
Cheers
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Windows 7 64bit UltimateCore i7 870 OC 4GhzKingston 8G(2x2G)2000Mhz PC16000 DDR3Sapphire ATI HD4350 512M DDR2 VGA DVI HDMI LP...
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- Core i7 870 OC 4Ghz
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- Gigabyte GA-P55-UD4 P55 DDR3
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- Kingston 8G(2x2G)2000Mhz PC16000 DDR3
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- Corsair HX-620
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