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Old 16-11-2005, 14:09
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dvd writer question: sata or ide?

I want to buy a DVD writer, I can get the same model as IDE or SATA.

Which is faster? The SATA? Or IDE?

I only have 4 SATA connectors, and I am already using 3.

If IDE is not much slower than SATA, then I think I would rather get the IDE.

Any suggestions?
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Old 16-11-2005, 16:27
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Sata is quicker, not as quick as SCSI but quicker than IDE.
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Old 17-11-2005, 09:56
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If you havent any other IDE drive in your PC it would be worth a try to buy a Sata drive, maybe you needn'd plug of your drive than to run sf games with d-tools or maybe even with RMPS-emu because really few people have sata drive so i think they havent fixed the driver yet.

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