Just wondering about SATA/eSATA. Since eSATA is a relatively new way to connect external stuff to internal fast 3Gb/s ports, i was just wondering, if it can be used to connect 2 or more computers together. If so, how can it be done? Are there any special things...

up to twice as fast as USB2, but not more. Those tests also verify that the difference between original SATA and SATA II is small (which leaves me wondering about SATA 3!). ...

not have power but will require an eSATA cable coming to it) or is actually just a SATA connector. Early on some manufacturer's where using SATA connectors and calling it eSATA since it was external. That was a year ago and I don't know if the problem still...

ExpressCard SATA II Bi-directional IDE SATA Adapter and cable esata to sata! SATA External Cable Shielded eSATA to SATA (Type “I”) to (Type “L”) does it mater sata to esata OR esata to sata?! and i was wondering could that be done ? when...

used by another external drive (1tb) now. My plan was to get a PCI card sata>esata so i have 2 ports... or if necessary a raid controller. Just wondering, would a 5400rpm with esata be much faster/better than a 7200 with usb? If I were to pay extra for...

internal hdd is WDC WD3200AAJS-00YFA0) and i'm planning to buy a 1 or 1.5 t external esata from wd or seagate. are they worth buying or they're high in price for now?. hi. i'm wondering if it's possible to use an external esata hdd instead of internal sata...

Vantec NexStar 3 Not Recognized via USB. I purchased a Vantec NexStar 3 SATA to eSATA& USB enclosure (NST-360SU-BK) and it operates correctly when connected via eSATA, however, it is not recognized when I plug it in via USB. Vantec indicates that it should...

The product is: SANS DIGITAL TR5M-B 5 Bay SATA to eSATA (Port Multiplier) JBOD / RAID 0, 1, 1+0, 5 Enclosure You can find it on newegg.com. I'm just starting my research as well so I'm open to any ideas or opinions with cost effectiveness kept in mind......

is lower IOps due to higher latencies for each I/O operation. MB/s may be high, but when looking at latencies USB will always be slower than SATA/eSATA. And the CPU overhead will be significantly lower. I would always prefer (e)SATA over USB. Besides USB...

EXTREME is overkill. UDP4 and UDP4 have exactly 8 SATA and no eSATA. UD3P has only 4 DIMM slots. + : Has (barely) all the features I need, with a nice COM header as a bonus. Good price. - : only 5 power phases, IDE and TWO SATA ports run by the same chip...