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r/pcmasterrace • u/S0medumbguy • May 03 '24
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A few days ago someone posted a IDE HD and asked what it was.
Antique technology.
But to be fair, the way PC stuff evolved over the last 10 years, comparatively it is antique
12 u/MikeFu84 Ryzen 7 5700X3D, 16GB DDR4, 3070 8GB, 512GB/1TB SSD May 03 '24 PATA, SCSI, SAS and god forbid SMD 8 u/FnordMan May 04 '24 SAS SAS (Serial Attached Scsi) is still in semi-regular use in the business world. 1 u/nuked24 5950X, 64GB@3600CL18, RTX 3090 May 04 '24 semi regular You mean regular? Every disk array I see is SAS.
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PATA, SCSI, SAS and god forbid SMD
8 u/FnordMan May 04 '24 SAS SAS (Serial Attached Scsi) is still in semi-regular use in the business world. 1 u/nuked24 5950X, 64GB@3600CL18, RTX 3090 May 04 '24 semi regular You mean regular? Every disk array I see is SAS.
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SAS
SAS (Serial Attached Scsi) is still in semi-regular use in the business world.
1 u/nuked24 5950X, 64GB@3600CL18, RTX 3090 May 04 '24 semi regular You mean regular? Every disk array I see is SAS.
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semi regular
You mean regular? Every disk array I see is SAS.
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u/xxdibxx May 03 '24
A few days ago someone posted a IDE HD and asked what it was.
Antique technology.
But to be fair, the way PC stuff evolved over the last 10 years, comparatively it is antique