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HDD analyzer
Name: Dark666 Date: December 28, 2007 at 00:11:21 Pacific OS: Vista 64 CPU/Ram: none Product: none
Comment:
Hi. I need some HDD analyzer for vista 64. Something that will tell me if the drives are working in SATAII or SATA. I had this software that would tell me something like:
"HDD 1 - UDMA 6 supported" UDMA 5 Working" or
Maximum UDMA 6 Working UDMA 5
Something like this, but I don't remember the name of the software. I tried HDtach and Sandra. None of them tell me the UDMA Max. and working.
Name: OtheHill Date: December 28, 2007 at 08:10:05 Pacific
Reply:
Don't know about Vista cause I don't use it but in WinXP you can run a speed test right in Device Manager. Go to Device Manager> IDE/ATA controllers> SATA controllers> Primary channel> right click and choose properties. There is a listing for the current mode and also a speed test button.
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