motherboard w/ SATA 6.0 g/s

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#1 Flamingthief
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What motherboards support SATA 6.0Gb/s and have AMD 3 socket types

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#2 smc91352
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this will show you there are o AMD motherboards that support it yet.
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#3 Flamingthief
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well thats pretty sad , on AMD's part.

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#4 We_never_die
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Do ppl really need sata 6.0Gb/s ?
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#5 imprezawrx500
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and what use is 6gb sata when hdds can hardly fully use sata 1 let alone 2? your bottle neck is the hdd not the interface.
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#6 04dcarraher
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Ya, lol Hdd's are limited to the size of the cache. Heck IDE 133 isnt even fully used.
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#7 hofuldig
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Ya, lol Hdd's are limited to the size of the cache. Heck IDE 133 isnt even fully used.04dcarraher
True that. from what iv seen newer hard drives still max out at around 100MB/Sec i havent seen any get faster than that really. The only thing i could think of that would take advantage of that would be SSD's but still even then they are not breaking the Sata 1 speed
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#8 nofriekinlemons
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HDD's yes

but SSD are a different story im not sure what the transfer rate on those is but i bet it makes a difference

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#9 Captain__Tripps
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It might make a slight difference with SSDs, but then I doubt SSDs have a sustained transfer capability of 300MB/sec. Still a faster interface can probably be seen with benchmarks, but a user would not notice it, even if you go down to sata 1, only difference really would be the cache transfer which works at interface speed. I def. wouldn't stree about a board not having sata 3, you could always upgrade to that with an add on card as long as you have a pcie x4 or x8 slot.
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#10 gamer082009
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Do ppl really need sata 6.0Gb/s ?We_never_die
I didn't even know that there was SATA 6.0Gb/s motherboards out.