Polaris573
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IDE has no effect. Very, very few drives even come close to its 133MB/s maximum.
In a way it does because PATA doesn't support newer technologies like NCQ and you don't share bandwidth between multiple drives. With SATA you never approach the theoretical bandwidth of either buses, but you do get a whole lot closer. There is no reason anyone should ever buy a PATA drive unless their motherboard does not have SATA ports.
I average over 300MB/Sec ..always![]()
With RAID
