Most of the hard drives in use these days are SATA/SATA II. The SATA standard was adopted quite some time back. The advantages offered by the new SATA disks are many – greater speed & bandwidth, more reliability and hot-swapping.
Another advantage is that the SATA power & data cables are much smaller than the corresponding IDE cables and hence prevent unnecessary clutter in the cabinet maximising free air flow.
Additionally, there are no master-slave configuration or jumper settings required as in IDE drives.
To use SATA hard drives, you need:
1. A SATA enabled motherboard. (You can alternately use a PCI SATA Adapter)
2. A SATA hard drive. (duh?)
3. The SATA connectors that come bundled with the hard drive.
Installing a SATA hard drive is very similar to installing a IDE drive, actually easier. Continue reading ‘How to install a SATA hard drive’

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