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SATA to bump up the speed to 6GB/s
Posted by Chaos on August 20th, 2008, 01:12 PM

The SATA specification will get another speed bump, this time all the way up to 6GB/s, which doubles the speed of the current SATA II specification standard.

While some question the need for the speed bump, the SATA Revision 3.0 specification, as it known, will include advanced features for improved power management as well as data streaming which should improve performance.

The SATA standards consortium released the specifications that have been agreed to for the physical layer (PHY) portion of the new standard. The new standard will be backward compatible with existing SATA products, but they will of course not operate at the new speed.

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5 Comments
Double the performance of SATA II eh ?? looks good on paper lets see how the real world performance is.
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We all know Sata II was nowhere near twice the speed of the initial sata spec.
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what do you expect of platter based technology. that alone limits it.
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If they worked a little less with the interface ''bandwidth'' and more with the internal technology, we would have seen a bigger speed bump than ''SATA 3'' is ever going to offer us.
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Thats what SSD's intend on offering IModIntel.
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