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difence between ide and sata
I now need a hard disk docking station but what is the difference between ide and sata and how do I know which is which?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thank you Cuck. Usual good advie from you. I have seriouly fault esk op which wikl be a problem to repair so I am using my laptop. I have a good hard rvie which I wish to connect to my laprop so I assume that there is a suitable preripheral with which I can do this. My local shops don't have much of a clue and are unsure of a device into whcih I can insert my drive and connect to my laptop. There is obviouls no need to advertise against the Answerbank rules but what should I be asking or looking for.
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You require a USB hard drive caddy, as you have already realised yourself there is a difference between SATA and IDE so obviously you need to get a matching caddy, the other thing to take into consideration is if it's a 2.5inch hard drive (laptop style) or a 3.5inch hard drive (desktop style)
http://www.amazon.co....d+drive+caddy&x=0&y=0
If you look at the above link there are a selection of 2.5 and 3.5inch caddies in both SATA and IDE, once you have determined which sort you need just look for the cheapest you can find (ebay is a good place to get them too)
You require a USB hard drive caddy, as you have already realised yourself there is a difference between SATA and IDE so obviously you need to get a matching caddy, the other thing to take into consideration is if it's a 2.5inch hard drive (laptop style) or a 3.5inch hard drive (desktop style)
http://www.amazon.co....d+drive+caddy&x=0&y=0
If you look at the above link there are a selection of 2.5 and 3.5inch caddies in both SATA and IDE, once you have determined which sort you need just look for the cheapest you can find (ebay is a good place to get them too)
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