Apologies in advance if this is a dumb question, but Googling doesn't
really answer my query
I have an ASROCK motherboard (939S56-M) which has two SATA connections
on it.
I have two SATA hard disk drives (1 x 80Gb, 1 x 200Gb)
I have the 200Gb drive connected to the primary sata connection, with
the 80Gb connected to the secondary sata connection.
I have the operating system (Win XP Pro SP2) on the 80Gb drive.
Should I change the drive connections round so that the OS drive is
connected to the primary sata connector or is there no performance
benefit to be gained from this?
> I have the 200Gb drive connected to the primary sata connection, with
> the 80Gb connected to the secondary sata connection.
> I have the operating system (Win XP Pro SP2) on the 80Gb drive.
>
> Should I change the drive connections round so that the OS drive is
> connected to the primary sata connector or is there no performance
> benefit to be gained from this?
No benefit at all and possibly many headaches. I'd leave it the way that it
is.
Noozer wrote:
> > I have the 200Gb drive connected to the primary sata connection, with
> > the 80Gb connected to the secondary sata connection.
> > I have the operating system (Win XP Pro SP2) on the 80Gb drive.
> >
> > Should I change the drive connections round so that the OS drive is
> > connected to the primary sata connector or is there no performance
> > benefit to be gained from this?
>
> No benefit at all and possibly many headaches. I'd leave it the way that it
> is.