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Originally Posted by Hain
Do you mean just "to the SATA drive" or "SATA to IDE (vice versa)" transfers? If the SATA is connected to a designated SATA port on the mobo, why would pure SATA transfers slow down...
I must be reading something wrong.
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Copying something from the IDE to the SATA and vice versa, would be much slower than if you had SATA to SATA.
same as if you saved a file to the IDE and timed it, and compared to the SATA speed. You'd find it's overall slower.
I also find that when my OS does a drive "explore" all drives, when the IDE is attached it's much slower than when it is not.
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Last edited by Cynthetiq; 05-25-2008 at 02:46 PM..
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