wrote:
In a message dated 8/30/2006 1:37:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
oboeaaron@xxxxxxx writes: While the IDE and SCSI (physical) interfaces have remained
reasonably constant, SATA, USB, and FireWire interfaces
What is the difference between IDE and SCSI and the others? On
my previous computer I had a card inserted so I could run four more
hard drives off it. I was told the card was a SCSI but the Hard Drives
were all IDE. It worked so I didn't complain. Right now I have a 13 gig
hard drive as my C: drive and my F: drive is 200gig for the photos. I
also sometimes keep a 200 gig as Drive E: so I can back up at anytime I
get paranoid. Of course I have a other backups at my Uncle's house 178
miles away.
Roy
Whoops, I hit send too quickly!
Look here for SCSI info
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