QUOTE(arifhasim85 @ Mar 10 2015, 11:31 AM)
well tbh, the sata 2 port really holding you back.. your ssd should give double the speed especially the read speed of your current setup.. even a good hdd can give 150 - 190mb/s of read speed.. by just upgraded to 270mb/s of read speed, the speed gain is insignificant. since you already have a ssd, why not just get a mobo that can support sata 3 to fully utilize the ssd performance..

QUOTE(NightFelix @ Mar 10 2015, 12:30 PM)
Change mobo to support Sata3.
Mine is Win7 64Bits Ultimate. SSD Plextor 128GB M5Pro. You see me used up 72% still capable to boot my OS in less than 10seconds.
what mobo would you recommend? m-atx form factor if possible, and cheap.
QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 11 2015, 02:25 PM)
I used SSD in a Sata 2 mobo to replace HDD (blue), the performance indeed show significant performance.
Loading window faster, opening program instantly instead waiting it loading, despite being bottled neck by Sata 2.
(even run in ide mode as the mobo showed significant lagging in detecting ACHI drive, don't know why, as well problem in detecting Cd-rom, so installed in IDE mode to give it a try).
Replacing HDD with SSD is one of most significant improvement that user can feel on the upgrade.
i dunno, i just don't feel the speed bump, maybe because i used to tweak the start-up for faster boot time. back in the old days when i upgraded my ram from 512mb to 2gb, the speed increase felt significant.