What is the full form of SATA in Computer Education?
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SATA stands for Serial Advanced Technology Attachment.  See the link below for more information.
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sata 1 or and sata 2 are the fastest hard disks currently,,,,
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http://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/Subcategory.asp?Subcategory=124&name=Network-Storage-%28NAS%29
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Good answers.  Also, using IDE or SATA Raid cards supporting Raid 5, you could take 4 500GB drives and create a fault tolerant 1.5 TertaByte (1500GB) volume.\n\nI remember my FIRST hard drive was in an AT&T 8086 machine, and it was 5 MB - five million bytes...  have we come a long ways or not...
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SATA is the newer tech.  SCSI has been around for a long time.  \nFor a desktop SATA2 is the way to go.  The most bang for the money.  Also, ignore 10,000 rpm or 15,000 rpm.  they only way a person will ever know the difference in harddrive speed is if they use bench marking software.  Hard disk controllers and hard drives themselves have on board memory called cache that helps move data at faster rates.\n\nSCSI is specifically for servers or video editing solutions.  It moves data at a constant rate were as SATA and the older ATA work at high speeds by using burst technology.
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Basics are here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_mass_storage_device_class\n\nAnd the details of the implementation / standards etc are on the design board's ste:\n\nhttp://www.usb.org/about
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your answer is here http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_basics.htm
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Simple Answer, SATA is faster.\n\nThere are two versions, SATA and SATA II.  SATA is 1.5 G/s and SATA II is 3 Gb/s,\n\nIDE is 133 Mb/s\n\nKeep in mind the the REAL bottle neck is in the PCI bus, which is limited to 133Mb/s, so if your motherboard does not have true SATA II support the actual through-put will always be limited to 133Mb/s.
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well really depends on what kind of hardrives you have are they IDE or SATA?? sata has raid features on it so you can  also doesnt matter how much space yor disks have to spped up ur system it reallt matters on the system ram
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Floppy\nHD Internal\nHD Removable\nCD\nDVD\nFlash memory\nMemory RAM\nZip\nTape\nand 100 MBs floppy\n\nThats all I can think of.
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I think the Western Digital Raptor line is currently the fastest SATA 3.0 hard drive.  It's 10,000rpm, but I can't say how it compares to SCII drives.\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822136034
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Internal and external desktop hard drives are the same.  It's just that external desktop hard drives comes in a shell that allows you to use it outside of the computer case.\n\nAll desktop hard drives are mostly the same.  Unless you have a recent computer, try buying one that is "IDE" or "ATA".  Don't get a "SATA" or "Serial ATA" unless you know for sure your computer can use it.\n\nThere is also a notebook hard drive which are smaller than desktop hard drives.  You can tell by their sizes; desktop hard drives are 3.5" wide and notebook hard drives are 2.5" wide.  Notebook hard drives tend to cost more than desktop hard drives so that's another way to know.  Don't get a notebook hard drive for your desktop as there's no point in doing so.
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Serial ATA or SATA drives have a faster Data transfer rates and better connectors. They r coming with bigger caches and definitely recommended over Parallel ATAs. But SATA are slightly more expensive than PATA. The performance gain is marginal and u may not even notice it on a badly configured syste.\n\nI wud recommend to go for As much RAM ur Mobo can take instead and faster CPU to get the max performance. Further if ur budget allows, go for multiple Hard Disks  and put them in RAID.\n\nFurther elaboration wud be out of scope of this post.
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Try this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk
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This is for the motherboard to determine which drive is the master and which is the slave.
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Yes you can!!\n\nIDE and Sata channels both run completely separate interfaces and can work very well together.\n\nIf you're thinking of filling up with drives, I would recommend checking the output of the PC power supply.  Hard drives use quite a bit of power.\n\nAnother good tip for extra performance:  If you get 2 sata drives (same size) and use the sata raid 0 (zero) option, it will use both drives as one large volume.  It will also write data across both drives (striped) which means installed programs will run twice as \nfast - as it reads data from both drives at once.  Keep windows installed on the IDE drive, but move Windows paging file to the sata volume.  You will get an immediate and noticable performance boost with this option.\n\nHope this helps :)
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A storage unit that is organized by a specific name on a computer