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How fast are these?

theFOoL

theFOoL

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So I have this 9.5mm Universal SATA and was wondering the speed. What's the Connector Type? Just always wondered... :pimp: LINK
 
They are the same speed as the SATA port you plug them into. They are just SATA pass throughs.
 
rk3066 said:
So I have this 9.5mm Universal SATA and was wondering the speed. What's the Connector Type? Just always wondered... :pimp:LINK
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I've installed these in laptops for clients that wish to use an additional hard drive internally. They work great, with no speed differences. It's a standard SATA connection so it will work at whatever speed the chipset offers. Buy it, you're good to go. I often buy an optical drive USB enclosure to go with it so that the owner doesn't need to swap out the drives if they need to read/make a CD or DVD.
 
Thanks guys
 
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