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Which ata standard allows for serial ata and serial attached scsi to coexist in the same system?
ATA/ATAPI-7 -Serial SCSI standard is compatible with serial ATA drives in the same system
What are the advantages or disadvantages in ahci vs ide?
AHCI offers some optimizations over IDE (ATA Mode), mainly, Hot-Plugging and Native Command Queuing (NCQ). In a multi-threaded environment, AHCI should outperform ATA, however it has been argued that in a single thread benchmark, ATA could outperform AHCI. For home users, the noticeable difference would probably be negligible.
How many devices can you attach to a single serial ata controller?
2
Which ata standard allows for serial ata and serial attached scsi to coexsist in the same system?
ATAPI-7
Is this serial controller compatable with my Mac?
Sonnet's Tempo Serial ATA PCI adapter card will work with Mac
What is the name of the ATA standard that uses a serial cable?
The ATA standard that uses a serial cable is SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment). SATA is used for hard drives, optical drives and other such storage devices.
Is Ultra Ata a type of hard drive?
No its not ATA is a interface standard not a type of hard drive the only difference between Ultra ATA and a diffrent inerface standard is that it can use the 80-conductor cable or serial ATA cable
What is serial to parallel converter?
A "serial to parallel" converter converts a serial data connection to a parallel data connection. For example, in computer storage, there are controller chipsets that convert SATA (Serial ATA) to PATA (Parallel ATA, also called IDE or EIDE).
What are two common industry names loosely used to describe the standard?
Serial ATA (SATA) the newer and faster standard. Parallel ATA (PATA) provides for up to four devices, including the hard drive. The serial ATA standard allows for more than four drives installed in a system. by: MGVR
What is the name of the ATA standard that used a serial data cable?
Hard drive
What are four ATA standards for interfacing with hard drives?
paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc paralell ata ,serial ata, eide,ultra ata...etc
What is the meaning of SATA in ICT?
That is Serial ATA. The ATA stands for Advanced Technology Attachment. The standard was called ATA until there were serial ATA drives, then the old way became known as PATA or Parallel ATA. The problem with the old ATA standard was that with the 40 pins, it was difficult to go faster than 133 MB/S. Keeping the same instruction and data format, but converting to a serial data standard allowed the data rate to be safely increased to 150 MB/s. Now the 3rd generation of SATA allows a data rate up to 600 MB/S.
