Reply With QuoteUltra Direct Memory Access. ATA (advanced technology attachment) is the same as IDE, it's just the type of drive it is.
What does UDMA mean? i have a UDMA66 HDD....is that slower than ATA?
Ultra Direct Memory Access. ATA (advanced technology attachment) is the same as IDE, it's just the type of drive it is.
it's not the same as IDE, it's the same as EIDE
UDMA/ATA/EIDE = teh same basically
it's a speed measure for all intents and purposes
your hard drive bursts at 66MB/sec
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