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My motherboard intel D865GBF.
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It does support SATA, but not SATA III. So, attaching a SATA III HDD will only run at SATA II Speeds (or maybe even SATA I, I cannot tell from the tech spec).
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/motherboards/desktop/d865gbf/d865gbf_d865g...
Personally, for a board that old, I would dispose of it and get a new, modern board that supports SATA III.
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Remember that the maximum size for the SATA HDD you attach is 2TB. You cannot go bigger than that with that ancient board.
I agree with Al that it is time to replace this board. It is 15 years old.
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