is it true.. Mobo's with SSD interface question

[adamknox]

That not all ssd's go with all mobo. for E.g i am looking at this ssd.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HD-007-CR

it says its Interface is a SATA 6Gbps. does this mean that my mobo http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3005#sp
wont be able to use this ssd as its SATA II 3GBPS. Or will it just be slightly slower.

P.s sorry if ive posted this in the wrong area. Its neither soley a hard drive nore a motherboard question so i got confused

 

[gary996]

You wont notice the speed drop. Only the 256gig varient needs the SATA 6Gbps

 

[adamknox]

You wont notice the speed drop. Only the 256gig varient needs the SATA 6Gbps

so its still compatable with my 3gbps? without having to buy any extras? like if i bought this and it arrived tomorrow i can use it without buying any extras?

 

[1LANCS]

Yes its backwards compatible with SATA2 thats on your motherboard, you will just be limited to about 300Mb/s because thats the max of SATA2.

 

[Mak3R]

Yep. It will just max out at Sata3gbps speed.

 

[cu3ed]

Is their a huge difference in real use in say using the intel 80gb on sataii than over the gbps connections?... Sorry if I'm hijacking!

 

[Redmint]

Max speed of the Intel is 250MB/s, should in theory be no difference using it on SATAII.

 

[jasonjax1]

if you have faster than 300 mb speed you can use a sata 3 controller card, but it is best to go for a less than 300mb/s sata 2 ssd for your type of mobo