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July 9th 05, 08:28 PM
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SATA 2 Native Command Cueing and Multi Tasking. Alot better ???
SATA 2 Native Command Cueing and Multi Tasking. Alot better ??? I know the speed of SATA 2 is 300mbs. Not to fussed about that as we are not even using the ATA 100 full bandwitdth yet  But i am interested on what effects NCQ has on responsivness of your computer system. Will it make it much smoother. Example coying a file and doinf somthing. That make my system grind toa halt. Still can use it but much easier to leave it and wait. Iam waiting to build a new 64 bit system. An Amd X2 with SATA 2 driver sounds IDEAL. I never want to see an Hour glass or my system slow down like it does now. Thanks for any info. 
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