#1
Nej, helt normale SATA kabler virker perfekt.
#4
#3
Specifikationerne som Sata kabler er lavet efter, har ikke ændret sig siden Sata kom på marked 🙂 At de forskellige forhandlere så vælger at kalde dem Sata 3.0 kabler, er blot et marketførings trick
Specifikationerne som Sata kabler er lavet efter, har ikke ændret sig siden Sata kom på marked 🙂 At de forskellige forhandlere så vælger at kalde dem Sata 3.0 kabler, er blot et marketførings trick
#5
Så du siger ligesom zarko?
#6
Tag et kig på dette link:
http://www.overclock.net/faqs/...
Der gælder det samme for SATA3, altså kort og godt:
"... There is really no such thing as SATA2 cables, SATA2 drives use
industry wide standard SATA data cable. You should be able to use your
drive with the cables that you have in your system.
... There is no such thing as SATA rated at 150mb/s or rated at 300mb/s. It is
just SATA cable. Don't get confused by the marketing definitions.
Sincerely,
Alexander C.
Seagate Technical Support"
http://www.overclock.net/faqs/...
Der gælder det samme for SATA3, altså kort og godt:
"... There is really no such thing as SATA2 cables, SATA2 drives use
industry wide standard SATA data cable. You should be able to use your
drive with the cables that you have in your system.
... There is no such thing as SATA rated at 150mb/s or rated at 300mb/s. It is
just SATA cable. Don't get confused by the marketing definitions.
Sincerely,
Alexander C.
Seagate Technical Support"
#7
Så kører jeg med de gamle kabler.