I think it depends :)
Hitachi SATA2/300 drives are shipped as SATA150 compatible and you must run
a program to change them to SATA2/300 compatible at which point you are
warned that if your motherboard or adapter is NOT SATA2/300 compatible, you
will lose access to your hard drive and will have to find a SATA2/300
compatible board to change them back again.
On the flip side, SATA150 drives work (at least on my Gigabyte mobo) just
fine on the SATA2/300 interface. Just my experience to date.
Jim Maki
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kylde
> is SATA 2 coompatible with sata 1 interfaces/boards/drivers ?
>
> Chuck Andrews wrote on 03/04/2006, 01:26:
>
> > I can say this about Seagate SATA (now they claim the drives I
> > am buying are SATA II -- Wow! Zoom! Zoom!) is plug and go!
>
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Kylde
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