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Ultra ATA 100 or 133
Name: Xena Date: August 17, 2003 at 10:49:30 Pacific OS: 98SE CPU/Ram: Celeron 800 mghz. 384 mb
Comment:
O.k. guyes, this newby needs some info.
I know the higher the Rpms on the hard drive i.e. 5400 slow turtle, 7200 fast, 10,000 super fast, etc.
But what do the numbers after the: Ultra ATA, i.e. (100,133) stand for.
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