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hi there
i am currently running a ASUS Maximus V GENE Motherboard and would like to add this SSD to my PC, will i be able to use it without any issues ? ( im a pc noob and have no clue really) also living in australia btw
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2014-11-04, 03:56 AM #1The Patient
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Will this SSD work for my motherboard?
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2014-11-04, 04:00 AM #2The Lightbringer
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Shouldn't be a problem at all, the drives SATA and the board has SATA ports. You'll be fine as long as you have the proper power connectors.
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2014-11-04, 04:01 AM #3Epic!
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So long as the motherboard has SATA ports, yeah it will work.
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2014-11-04, 04:52 AM #4DeletedYes it will work just fine, however I would recommend paying a little bit more and pick this up instead, very reliable and good performing:
Originally Posted by Antiddos
hi there
i am currently running a ASUS Maximus V GENE Motherboard and would like to add this SSD to my PC, will i be able to use it without any issues ? ( im a pc noob and have no clue really ) also living in australia btw
Crucial MX100 256GB $139
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2014-11-04, 08:49 AM #5Fluffy Kitten
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2014-11-04, 03:18 PM #6The Insane
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Originally Posted by Remilia
I find it amusing that a potential solution to a problem caused by Kingston switching to Micron flash is getting a Crucial device instead. Originally Posted by Notarget
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2014-11-04, 03:58 PM #7Deleted
There is a reason those drives are so cheap, the SSDNow lines is not one I'd ever go with.
In before, I own one and have had no issues...
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2014-11-04, 04:03 PM #8Pit Lord
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That and the V300 is just simply older and slower than the MX100 while not really saving much money. Originally Posted by Notarget
There is a reason those drives are so cheap, the SSDNow lines is not one I'd ever go with.
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2014-11-05, 01:08 AM #9The Patient
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i am probably going with the MX100, i dont mind spend a little extra cash for it as long its performing well
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2014-11-05, 02:11 AM #10DeletedDefinitely and it's one of the most reliable cheapish consumer drives. Originally Posted by Antiddos
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