-=PCTechTalk=- Re: speaking of hard drives... SATA adapter?
- From: "cris" <cris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2003 18:01:14 -0400
I've seen them on different posts. Sometimes mine has had them and sometimes
they haven't.
Did you send it in Rich text or html format?
I think - but wasn't sure - that if I send in plain text, I don't get them. I
don't necessarily get them in rich text either. But - I have gotten them when I
send in rich text, but don't think I ever got them when I sent in plain text.
I think it is something in conversion on the list to plain text format that does
that.
CrisS
----- Original Message -----
From: ~OoO~
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 11:58 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: speaking of hard drives... SATA adapter?
Alright... this is scaring me... this is the first time ever in all my
years on email that a message I've sent has those evil looking "=20" marks
at the end. I really hope its not cause I use Eudora... or, migt have to
switch back to OE.
---Troth
At 9/21/2003 11:39 AM, you wrote:
>SATA is Serial ATA... its supposed to be the hottest new protocol to=20
>replace the current IDE. Its faster, smaller and handles much better.=20
>Forget about the 40-pin IDE cables we currently use. SATA uses 7-pin, so=20
>you can imagine how much smaller and thinner the wire is. And, there's no=20
>MASTER/SLAVE crap anymore. One cable, one device. Although, I'm not sure=20
>how you connect multiple devices. I think it may be daisy chained?!?! But,=
>=20
>the point is that its faster and makes the inside of your system so much=20
>more neater. Problem is, SATA devices are more expensive... BUT, the prices=
>=20
>are steadily dropping as SATA begins to become mainstream.
>
>If you can get a board with SATA ports, that's good. Although, unless=20
>you're ready to pay more for only SATA drives, I would look for a mobo that=
>=20
>has the two IDE controllers on the board, and MAYBE an additional SATA=20
>port. Or, at the very least, you can always buy a PCI SATA controller.=20
>Point is... I would still stick to IDE... unless you want to pay more for=20
>faster hard drives and neater interior. Don't get hooked up on the speed,=20
>though. You probably won't notice the drive speed difference.
>
>Here's more info on SATA:
>http://www.ata-atapi.com/sata.htm
>
>---Troth
>
>
>At 9/21/2003 09:57 AM, suz=E1nne wrote:
> >most new mainboards I checked out only have 2 IDE ports, and come with
> >serial ATA ports, and the one I purchased is one of those.... I've seen
> >SATA adapters that plug into the back of a regular hard drive, and was
> >wondering if anyone here has had any experience with them?
>
>
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