also you gotta remember what was your HDD installed/running on before, IDE or AHCI, but if the drive is only a secondary/no os installed in it, you probably be fine, plug n play thats all. Sometimes those AHCI or IDE mode made drive fail to boot to windows (If drive previously use IDE and installed on IDE (MBR), dont change it onto AHCI cause it wont boot, unless you want to re install and change your drive into AHCI and use GPT (Best on supporting most modern stuffs cause it's Compatible with UEFI bios rather than Legacy bios).