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   ozorowsky Corporal

   what the title says thanks.

    

   ozorowsky, Oct 28, 2004

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   Wyatt_Earp MajorGeek

   ATA and Ultra DMA are different standards. IDE hard drives connect to the motherboard using the ATA standard and transfer data using the Ultra DMA standard. They are not mutually exclusive.
   
   http://computer.howstuffworks.com/ide.htm
   
   This will give you a basic understanding of IDE, ATA and DMA.

    

   Wyatt_Earp, Oct 28, 2004

   #2

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