Any reason to get a sata III ext case for a 7200 rpm 3tb Baracuda?

[glasswave]

Any reason to get a sata III enclosure for a 7200 rpm 3tb Baracuda?

I need another 3tb external drive. Last time I used a Seagate Barracuda 3TB 7200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb HD and a Rosewill sata II (usb 3 & eSata) case. There were hardly any 3tb compatible cases at the time and I reasoned that a SATA III 7200 rpm drive could not push enough data to out pace sata2 unless configure in raid0 or for ssd's.

I am happy w/the rosewill's big quiet fan and flawless performance. Should I get another Rosewill case or, now that some are available, could I get more performance fro a SATA III case?

Thanks

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[fantastik250]

It wouldn't really matter if you get a SATA II or SATA III case, you can use either and still have the same performance.

 

[glasswave]

It wouldn't really matter if you get a SATA II or SATA III case, you can use either and still have the same performance.

Thanks, then I'll go with the Rosewill Case.

 

[glasswave]

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