I have an Asus desktop tower. With the base adapted for ssd, is it possible to use ssd on both ports? I have already attached one into the tower. Will it work with 2 ssd? null

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Torch · Accepted Answer

Fortunately I am using a new ASUS board with all 12 channels SATA 3, if you have a older board with only SATA 2 connectors you are not getting the 6gb/s band width. Some boards come with a combination of SATA 2 and 3 they will be different color plugs, and usually be near the top of the board, dark blue I think. If you only have SATA 2 connectors, don't waste money on SSD drives, use faster access time drives and set them for a RAID 0 . noisier but fast.

Answered by Torch 7 years ago

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Ymman · Answer

I have 4 ssd drives attached to my ASUS motherboard. Everything is fast.

Naviaguilar87 · Answer

if the connetor is sata II, you can

BobMendoza · Answer

I'm not sure what you mean by base adapted for SSD, but the SSD can connect to any standard SATA connector, and if you have multiple SATA connectors, you can connect multiple SSDs, each connected to one SATA connector.

If you mean the mounting kit that fits SSDs to HDD bay, then yes, you need the proper mounting brackets and enough space in the bay. You can get dual SSD mounting kit if you want to save money and space rather than buying two mounting kits.

Smoke · Answer

I am not a computer expert. I know nothing about your mother board and its capacity. Suggest you check with ASUS.

“I have an Asus desktop tower. With the base adapted for ssd, is it possible to use ssd on both ports? I have already attached one into the tower. Will it work with 2 ssd?”

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