s-ata pci card and pcmics cardbus

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bj

I am know considering to buy s-ata pci card for desktop and pcmcia
card bus slot for laptop

but I am wonder whether the fast performance benefit of s-ata will be
lost, cause the speed of pci slot 2.1 and pcmcia cardbus is not fast
than s-ata.
therefore, the whole speed might follow the pci and pcimcia
speed,which is slower than s-ata
 
J

J. Clarke

bj said:
I am know considering to buy s-ata pci card for desktop and pcmcia
card bus slot for laptop

but I am wonder whether the fast performance benefit of s-ata will be
lost, cause the speed of pci slot 2.1 and pcmcia cardbus is not fast
than s-ata.
therefore, the whole speed might follow the pci and pcimcia
speed,which is slower than s-ata

There is no disk in the world that can sustain a transfer rate in excess of
the capabilities of the PCI bus. The "speed" of any interface faster than
UDMA100 is all marketing hype.
 
F

Folkert Rienstra

bj said:
I am know considering to buy s-ata pci card for desktop and pcmcia
card bus slot for laptop

but I am wonder whether the fast performance benefit of s-ata will be
lost, cause the speed of pci slot 2.1 and pcmcia cardbus is not faster
than s-ata.

But not slower either.
therefore, the whole speed might follow the pci and pcimcia
speed, which is slower than s-ata.

When accounted for overhead it may well be enough.
 

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