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Are any speed benefits derived from using the standard IDE interface compared to the Promise Raid controller with only one HD installed? (please be specific)
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Regular ATA/133 VS Radi controller
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Posted 27 November 2002 - 09:40 AM
none that i know of, but as we all know, i know very little :wink:
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Posted 27 November 2002 - 03:41 PM
Only if the ATA spec for the regular controller is lower than the drive you are trying to support and the raid controller is not.
ie: Maxtor ATA 133 drive
Standard crontroller is ATA 66/100
Raid controller is ATA 133
The benifit is small, but there is some.
ie: Maxtor ATA 133 drive
Standard crontroller is ATA 66/100
Raid controller is ATA 133
The benifit is small, but there is some.
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Posted 27 November 2002 - 07:04 PM
aaaah i see this was a trick question.
well if im not mistaken LT, that Promise PDC 20265R IDE RAID on your soyo is only ata 100 anyway, same as you onboard controller.
well if im not mistaken LT, that Promise PDC 20265R IDE RAID on your soyo is only ata 100 anyway, same as you onboard controller.
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