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Serial ATA RAID 1210SA Frequently Asked Questions
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Posted:
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18 Jul 2004
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Published:
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01 Mar 2003
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PDF
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Length:
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2
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Type:
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Product Literature
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Serial ATA, the successor to parallel ATA for data storage, is a point-to-point connection that delivers full throughput to each storage device by allowing a single controller to manage multiple ports. Serial ATA technology starts at transfer rates of 1.5 Gbit/sec with a roadmap up to 3.0 Gbit/sec and ultimately up to 6.0 Gbit/sec. Serial ATA cables are thinner, simpler to route and install, and provide better airflow for system cooling than parallel ATA cables.
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