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ATA133 is slightly faster but it's nothing you'd notice much because it's referring to burst data transfer rates, not sustained. You can use either ATA100 or ATA133 hard drives in your computer, but not all motherboards chipsets support ATA133. If your motherboard supports only ATA100 and you install a ATA133 hard drive, it'll just run at ATA100 speeds. Likewise if your motherboard supports ATA133 and you install a ATA100 hard drive, it'll just run at ATA100. This is a direct quote from a forum....I had to do a lot of searching. SOOOO...... Go ahead and buy it...I did!!! "Phsyche 500GB 3.5 Inch,One Button Backup HDD Media Player USD 94.43" http://www.half2have.com/
a 1934 port is actually a firewire port, that can be used for high speed data transfers
32 bit data transfers
No AGP is older and slower. AGP was superseded PCI Express in 2004.
the internal data path the address bus the clock speed the cache
electrons
Ans: 150 KBs per second Regards, adhi
RAID10 is a subsystem that increases safety of a computer. It does this by writing the same data on two computer drives. Also while doing this, it increases the speed by interleaving data across two or more mirrored virtual drives.
Mainframe computers are connected thru high speed internet or local ethernet having speed probably some mbps. Mainframe computers requires high data bandwidth to transfers data from terminal.
The direction of data flow for data transfers are different by these to reasons MP3 files are downloaded from the PC to the MP3 player, in contrast to digital cameras, which transfers or uploads to the PC.
Cable size, data transfer speed, and SATA is newer technology.
No it will have no effect on the life of the mechanical hard drive, the only difference is that the full speed of the USB 3.0 device data transfers (5 Gbps) will not be available, data transfers to and from the hard drive will happen at the slower USB 2.0 speed (about 0.5 Gbps).