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What two types of technologies are used inside hard drives?
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What are four speeds in revolutions per minute might the spindle inside a hard drive rotate?
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What two types of technologies are used inside hard drives? SSD, Magnetic
What are four speeds in revolutions per minute might the spindle inside a hard drive rotate? 5400 7200 10000 15000
What is the name of the Windows technology that supports a memory buffer in hybrid drive? Ready Drive
When the OS addresses the sectors on a hard drive as one long list of sequential sectors, what is this technology called? LBA
A CD drive that uses a PATA connection must follow what standard? ATAPI (Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface)
How many pins does a 80-conductor IDE cable have? What is the maximum recommended length of an IDE cable? 40 pins, 18 in
What is the transfer speed of an IDE interface using the ATA-7 standard? 133mb/s
What is the transfer speed for SATA I? SATA II? SATA III? 1.5, 3, 6
How many pins does a SATA data cable have? How many pins does a SATA power cable have? 7 pins for data, 15 pins for power
What term describes the technology that allows you to exchange a hard drive without powering down the system? Hot-Swapping
What are the four possible configurations for a PATA drive installed in a system? Primary Master, Primary Slave, Secondary Master, Secondary Slave
Which SCSI ID is assigned to the SCSI host adapter? SCSI ID 7
Which two SCSI connectors might be used with narrow SCSI? 50 and 25 pin SCSI
Which version of SCSI is known as Fast SCSI? Which version is known as Ultra SCSI? SCSI 2, SCSI 3
Which RAID level mirrors one hard drive with a second drive so that the same data is written to both drives? Raid 1
Which RAID level stripes data across multiple drives to improve performance and also provides fault tolerance? Raid 5
How many hard drives does it take to implement RAID 10? 4 drives
How many pins does a floppy drive cable have? What is the storage capacity of a 3 and a half" high-density floppy disk? 34-pins, 1.44mb of data
If a motherboard has one blue IDE connector and one black IDE connection, which do you use to install a single drive? Blue
When implementing RAID on a motherboard, where do you enable the feature? BIOS
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