What is SATA II? How is it different from SATA "one"? Should I care if my system supports SATA II?

Computer Technology Review, Feb, 2005 by Conrad A. Maxwell

In summary, if you need the extra signal length for a high-speed storage array, then the xSATA or i level PHY is what you need.

Final Recommendation

If you want expanded performance over parallel ATA drives, if you want higher reliability, if you want high speed upgrades using an external cable, if you want to upgrade without downtime, or just optimize a single drives transfer rate, you should add SATA to your next storage architecture. It's the right time to use SATA for your next project.

Conrad A. Maxwell is CEO of Maxwell Consulting Associates (Corona, CA)

www.maxwellca.com

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