HDD в ноутбуке почему то работает на скорости SATA 1 вместо SATA 2

Здравствуйте. Решил поменять в ноутбуке жесткий диск на SSD. Ноутбук Lenovo G575 (версия 20081). Запустил программу HWiNFO32. Она показывает что жесткий диск в системе работает на скорости 1,5 Гбит/сек т.е. SATA1. Почему так? Захожу в раздел BUS -> PCI BUS -> SATA HOST CONTROLLER - Gen2 3Gbps. Т.е. контроллер поддерживает SATA2. Сам жесткий диск тоже поддерживает SATA2. Никаких переключающих перемычек на нем нет.
В БИОСе стоит SATA CONTROLLER MODE - AHCI. Обновил БИОС до последней версии (1.07). Не помогает.
Изначально с ноутбуком шла WIN7 Home 64 бит. Переустановил на 32 бит (не запускались нужные мне программы). Драйвера установил все что были на офф сайте.
Собственно что хочу: ноутбук не шустрый, поэтому даже на SATA2 SSD диск должен дать хороший прирост для серфинга в интернете. Но меня теперь мучает вопрос, а не заработает ли свежекупленый SSD на 1.5 Гбит/сек как и мой текущий диск? Почему так происходит? Может что то включить надо? Или может эта модель ноутбука залочена как то под 1,5 Гбит/сек? http://s018.radikal.ru/i512/1507/bc/70cd2a958060.jpg
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Аналогичное Ваше сообщение (как и это) спам-фильтр форума забраковал. Очевидно, из-за ссылок на файлохостинг.
Что касается проблемы...
Действительно, ноут должен иметь интерфейс sata II и даже поддерживать диски sata III (естественно, в режиме sata II), установленный диск - sata II, по факту видим, что он работает в режиме sata I.
Цитата из описания:
Hard disk drive
• 2.5” 9.5mm(7mm compatible) SATA II (SATA III capatible), 7200&5400rpm
Я думаю любой диск будет работать в таком режиме, sata I. Но, в конце концов, это можно проверить с другим диском, хотя бы на время.
Такой интерфейс - sata I - если где и присутствует в более-менее современных ноутах, то в отсеке для опт.диска (кстати, диск в каком отсеке?)
Если диск в штатном отсеке, то я бы предположил 2 возможные причины проблемы:
1. интерфейс принудительно установлен как sata I на уровне BIOS. Сложно сказать, что могло подвигнуть разработчиков ноута на такое. Версия BIOS, конечно, не новая, но сам ноут не такой уж и старый, к моменту его выхода на рынок вся компонентная база уже существовала. Теоретически, это можно выяснить, анализируя BIOS. Но лично я навыками дизассемблирования кода BIOS не обладаю.
2. Не установлены или некорректно установлены драйверы чипсета. Обычно они имеют несколько релизов после вывода на рынок. На странице загрузок для данного ноута нет таких драйверов. Наверняка на сайте AMD есть. Документация говорит, что ноут сделан на базе чипсета AMD M1.
Вообще, немного странно выглядит перечень поддерживаемых (точнее, неподдерживаемых) процессором инструкций, он очень скудный. Я бы для подтверждения версий проверил еще и "штатный" набор инструкций, согласно документации, для модели установленного в ноуте процессора и сравнил с имеющимся.

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