Entry 1: SATA vs. IDE

For me, SATA is the most convenient and most compatible for fast working computers because it has the super speed memory than the IDE(based in my opinion). Because of the Following Details:

The ATA standard dates back to 1986 and is based on a 16-bit parallel interface has undergone many evolutions since its introduction to increase the speed and size of the drives that it can support. The latest standard is ATA-7 which supports data transfer rates up to 133MB/second. According to different articles I’ve found, this standard is supposed to be the last update for this aging technology.

In 2000 it was realized that parallel ATA was reaching the limit of it’s data transfer capability. 133MB/second is the limit of the technology due to data loss and electromagnetic interference. This prompted the invention of the Serial ATA interface (SATA). SATA is a fairly recent standard and has only been around for a few years. Because SATA can support data transfers at about 150MB/second. Future versions of SATA (like SATA 2) will support data transfer of up to a projected 600 MB/second.