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Not only the differences, but what are the advantages. For example, I can look at a WD IDE ATA/100 80 gig 7200 rpm, 8 mb cache an a WD SATA with the same numbers but the SATA is more expensive. So, what can SATA offer that IDE can't?
I know I need a motherboard that can handle SATA but are there other things that I need to know with SATA besides the correct cables? Thanks.
I know I need a motherboard that can handle SATA but are there other things that I need to know with SATA besides the correct cables? Thanks.