--- Felix Miata  wrote:
> 
> If you intend to buy an ATA PCI card you may wish to consisder SATA
> rather than PATA. PATA is going away as an obsolete standard. SATA
> cables are much more managable. Hard to guess when manufacture of
> PATA
> will cease, but it's something you can expect someday now that new
> PCs
> have been using only SATA for a while.

How sad. I'm sure gonna miss routing all that flat cable around
everything! Speaking of which, I just put together a new computer using
a 24" round 80 wire cable I got from the Geeks. Using CS with DVDRW
master and maxtor 80 gig as slave. Seems to be bookin'. The chaintech
9PJL3 MB has SATA and came with that puny little cable the size of a
pencil lead to hook a drive up, but as yet I don't have a SATA drive.
What a difference!

Franklin



		
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