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Application | PC | Model | DDR3 |
Capacity | 4GB | Interface | 288pin |
Input Voltage | 1.2V | Frequency | 1600/2666/3000/3200mhz |
Dimensions | L67.6mm*W30mm | Warranty | 3 years |
Siklus Sampel | 3-5 hari kerja | Certification | FCC, ce, RoHS, Other |
Application | PC | Model | DDR4 |
Capacity | 4GB/8G/16G/32G | Interface | 288pin |
Input Voltage | 1.2V | Frequency | 1600/2666/3000/3200mhz |
Dimensions | L67.6mm*W30mm | Warranty | 3 years |
Siklus Sampel | 3-5 hari kerja | Certification | FCC, ce, RoHS, Other |
No, SATA 2 and SATA 3 are not the same. SATA 2 has a maximum transfer rate of 3 Gbps, while SATA 3 has a maximum transfer rate of 6 Gbps. SATA 3 is faster and more efficient than SATA 2, providing better performance for data transfer.
Yes, you can plug a SATA 2 drive into a SATA 3 port. SATA 3 is backwards compatible with SATA 2, meaning that a SATA 2 drive will work in a SATA 3 port. However, the drive will only operate at SATA 2 speeds, limiting its performance to the maximum speed of SATA 2.
Yes, SATA 2 is sufficient for SSDs, but it may limit their performance. SSDs can reach higher speeds with SATA 3 connections. However, if your device only supports SATA 2, an SSD will still provide significant improvement in speed and overall performance compared to traditional hard drives.
The main difference between SATA rev 2.0 and 3.0 is the data transfer speed. SATA 2.0 offers a maximum data transfer rate of 3 Gbps, while SATA 3.0 provides a faster speed of 6 Gbps. This means that SATA 3.0 can transfer data twice as fast as SATA 2.0, resulting in improved performance and quicker file transfers. It is recommended to use SATA 3.0 for faster data access and better overall system responsiveness.