Chronobodi Distinguished Feb 19, 2009 498 0 18,780 Apr 28, 2009 #1 I already filled up my 3 SATA ports, since my 2 HDDs and DVD drive ate up the remaining normal SATA plugs. Now i got two left on my Gigabyte AM3 UD5P mobo, however, they are "GSATA" What does the G stand for? anything i should know about before i buy another HDD or maybe Blu-Ray and end up useless?
I already filled up my 3 SATA ports, since my 2 HDDs and DVD drive ate up the remaining normal SATA plugs. Now i got two left on my Gigabyte AM3 UD5P mobo, however, they are "GSATA" What does the G stand for? anything i should know about before i buy another HDD or maybe Blu-Ray and end up useless?
evongugg Splendid Jul 6, 2006 8,044 3 31,165 Apr 28, 2009 #2 They are proprietary Gigabyte SATA ports. You need a driver in order to use them. Not as fast as the regular Intel SATA ports.
They are proprietary Gigabyte SATA ports. You need a driver in order to use them. Not as fast as the regular Intel SATA ports.
Chronobodi Distinguished Feb 19, 2009 498 0 18,780 Apr 28, 2009 #3 ahhh... so, i installed the motherboard dvd a while ago, would those contain the drivers?