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  • The-Overlord-ehT
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    • Sep 2006
    • 276

    #1

    IDE or SATA

    Is a IDE drive or a SATA drive better?
  • james_1991-fight
    Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 729

    #2
    Re: IDE or SATA

    I wanna vote for something pointless... i like voting for pointless things on poll's

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    • lonegunm4n

      #3
      Re: IDE or SATA

      SATA is so much faster than IDE.

      SATA is the new generation of Hard drives, whereas IDE is rather old.

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      • The-Overlord-ehT
        Member
        • Sep 2006
        • 276

        #4
        Re: IDE or SATA

        Thought you would say that it's just I wanted to know if anyone actually uses IDE drives or if they believe their better than SATA yeah right...

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        • akburst510

          #5
          Re: IDE or SATA

          IDE is way better
          i get an extra 50 fps just because of my 140gb ide hd.





























          not reallys

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          • imported_Mutrino

            #6
            Re: IDE or SATA

            Originally posted by The-Overlord-ehT
            Is a IDE drive or a SATA drive better?
            At this point in time it doesnt matter much. SATA drives are only marginally faster than IDE drives. I use both SATA and IDE drives in my system and I benchmarked them, the difference is negligible. If you want to dramatically increase performance you should use drives in a RAID configuration.

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            • mlkmnz

              #7
              Re: IDE or SATA

              They're the same. You're inhibited by spinning platters, not the interface. IDE and SATA drives are actually the same drives with different connectors on them.

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              • imported_Mutrino

                #8
                Re: IDE or SATA

                Originally posted by mlkmnz
                They're the same. You're inhibited by spinning platters, not the interface. IDE and SATA drives are actually the same drives with different connectors on them.
                Exactly. The bandwidth limits are mechanical ones, not electronic ones.

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