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What is the maximum number of SATA devices that can be connected to a motherboard with 4 built-in SATA connectors?

  1. 2

  2. 4

  3. 6

  4. 8

The correct answer is: 4

A motherboard with 4 built-in SATA connectors can accommodate a maximum of 4 SATA devices. Each SATA connector on the motherboard allows for one device to be connected, which means that if there are 4 connectors, then you can connect 4 unique devices—such as hard drives or solid-state drives—simultaneously. In the context of storage connections, it is important to remember that while the SATA interface supports various versions and speeds, the limitation here is purely based on how many physical connectors are present on the motherboard. Consequently, if there are only 4 SATA connectors available, then 4 is the total that can be supported, regardless of the potential capabilities offered by higher-end motherboards that might feature more connectors.

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