K8NGM-V and SATA modes

Hi,
I have a K8NGM-V motherboard, and I have recently bought a Hitachi T7K250 hard drive. With that hard drive, I have the option to enable the "3.0 Gb/s" transfer mode, I think this is equivalent to the SATA-2 mode. My question is if my motherboard supports this kind of transfer. I haven't found anything in the manual, so I want to ask here first before trying.
Thanks in advance.

Quote from: Ethaniel on 14-December-06, 06:11:08
Thank you all, I was afraid to put my hard drive into lower orbit or something. Just for the record, I confirm that the K8NGM-V has only two SATA ports, both working perfectly. Too bad I can't overclock the CPU, but already found a way to overclock the onboard 6100.
Thanks again!
and congrats for your T7K250 drive, its really nice choice

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