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computerman2
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computerman2 to trparky

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2012-Oct-25 8:59 pm

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Re: Adding an SSD to a P6-2133W Desktop

Here is more info on the Hudson chipsets if this helps any, don't know if mine is D1 or D2 or D3 lol, will have to check into that sometime

»www.fudzilla.com/motherb ··· flavours
actions · 2012-Oct-25 8:59 pm ·
Thordrune
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Thordrune

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2012-Oct-26 3:23 am

said by computerman2:

Here is more info on the Hudson chipsets if this helps any, don't know if mine is D1 or D2 or D3 lol, will have to check into that sometime

»www.fudzilla.com/motherb ··· flavours

According to HP, it's the D3.
actions · 2012-Oct-26 3:23 am ·
computerman2
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computerman2

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2012-Nov-5 2:59 pm

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Just ran a software hardware tester, and that confirmed my hard drive is Serial ATA 6gbs, so I would assume it's running in 6.0gb mode as this is hard drive from the factory
actions · 2012-Nov-5 2:59 pm ·
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