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Can a gen3 SATA harddrive be forced to always link at gen2 speed?
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Is there a PC tool to program a gen3 SATA harddrive to avoid a link attempt at the gen3 speed (6Gb) and always start the link negotiation at the gen2 speed (3Gb)?
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Is there a PC tool to program a gen3 SATA harddrive to avoid a link attempt at the gen3 speed (6Gb) and always start the link negotiation at the gen2 speed (3Gb)?
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Is there a PC tool to program a gen3 SATA harddrive to avoid a link attempt at the gen3 speed (6Gb) and always start the link negotiation at the gen2 speed (3Gb)?
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Yes, this may be possible via jumper. What are the specific drives (make/model) and controllers involved?
Checking the documentation for the drives will show you the options available. I've done this in cases where 1.5Gbps SATA disks did not negotiate properly.
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Yes, this may be possible via jumper. What are the specific drives (make/model) and controllers involved?
Checking the documentation for the drives will show you the options available. I've done this in cases where 1.5Gbps SATA disks did not negotiate properly.
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Yes, this may be possible via jumper. What are the specific drives (make/model) and controllers involved?
Checking the documentation for the drives will show you the options available. I've done this in cases where 1.5Gbps SATA disks did not negotiate properly.
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Yes, this may be possible via jumper. What are the specific drives (make/model) and controllers involved?
Checking the documentation for the drives will show you the options available. I've done this in cases where 1.5Gbps SATA disks did not negotiate properly.
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Yes, this may be possible via jumper. What are the specific drives (make/model) and controllers involved?
Checking the documentation for the drives will show you the options available. I've done this in cases where 1.5Gbps SATA disks did not negotiate properly.
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