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Living Room / Re: SATA III - why no better rating than SATA II ?
« on: February 20, 2011, 06:07 AM »Still don't really understand why SATA III drives on a SATA III interface don't see an improvement in system rating ???That system rating actually measures the data transfer speed. As your SATA II interface already offers enough throughput to deliver the full potential of your disk, SATA III isn't needed, nor does it improve, the transferspeed to & from the disk.-Carol Haynes (February 20, 2011, 05:37 AM)
You need a faster disk (or one with a higher burst-transfer, achievable by a big on-disk cache, but the system-rating probably has counter-measures to avoid falling into that trap) to require the need (and see any improvement) of a SATA III interface.