I would consider a different vendor than whichever one gave you this rather odd bit of technical advice... SATA is explicitly
designed for compatibility between revisions of the spec. Correct implementation should therefore have no trouble handling any SATA-3 /SATA/ SATA-2 mix you care to throw at it; which is to say that any manufacturer claiming premature disk death by SATA should be considered a snakeoil salesman.
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