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SATA and Serial ATA


is SATA the same as Serial ATA? I always assumed the SATA was just saying serial ATA without saying serial.

    
wixostrix

yes SATA = Serial ATA



there are SATA and SATA2 hard disks on the market....SATA has 150mb/s transfer speed where SATA2 has 300mb/s

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mcyi9ky2

ok, thanks

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wixostrix

Usually SATA 1 is written out as Serial ATA 150, while SATA2 is either just written as SATA or SATA 3gb/s.

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computermaineack

SATA 3.0Gbps is different than SATAII. SATAII includes a bump to 300Mbps but that can be done on SATA I as well.

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Cromewell


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SATA 3.0Gbps is different than SATAII. SATAII includes a bump to 300Mbps but that can be done on SATA I as well.



I've always heard from everyone, including computer articles, that there are two standards, SATA and SATAII. And that SATAII was the same as SATA3.0.

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[-0MEGA-]

http://www.sata-io.org/namingguidelines.asp

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Cromewell
 
 
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