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SATA III Hard Drive Upgrade for Project Lil Fusion

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With the motherboard off to the side, the old drive from Lil Fusion was removed with just four screws and the two connections.SATA III Hard Drive Upgrade for Project Lil Fusion

It was only about a minute to install the brackets on the new drive. With the new SATA III WD drive installed it was time to put the motherboard back on.SATA III Hard Drive Upgrade for Project Lil Fusion

Once I connected the cables and checked all of the connections I pressed the power button and opened the tray for the Windows Home Server 2011 Restore CD.SATA III Hard Drive Upgrade for Project Lil Fusion

I also verified in the BIOS that the drive was recognized and that I was ready for the Restore.SATA III Hard Drive Upgrade for Project Lil Fusion

I inserted my USB drive with the Network drivers for Windows Home Server 2011 and booted from the CD.SATA III Hard Drive Upgrade for Project Lil Fusion

Timothy Daleo
Timothy Daleohttp://usingwindowshomeserver.com
Timothy Daleo is a Project Resource Analyst and Oracle Applications Trainer in Pasadena, California. In addition to financial analysis, Tim has been developing training materials since 2003 and supporting direct projects through various auxiliary databases since 2005.

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  1. That is a great improvement over the old drive. However I am getting the same speeds with the new Samsung 2tb drives, about 130mb/sec read and write and they are only SATA II. Are the Samsung’s so good because they are advanced format drives?

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