“Is this ATA or SATA III?”

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• Technically, it's both. It's a SATA drive, not an IDE. It will fit in any laptop or desktop built since 2006.

  Answered by socko 10 years ago

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• Do you mean PATA vs SATA III? Any laptop made within the last 10 years should be SATA (1, 2, or 3). In general, notebooks dated after 2002 have SATA (Serial ATA drives), while those that are older may have a PATA (Parallel ATA drive) or SATA drive (signified by two rows of gold pins). For those notebooks sporting a SATA hard drive, you also have the option of upgrading to a Solid State Drive (SSD).

  Answered by Chomputer 9 years ago

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• SATA III

  Answered by hirent 10 years ago

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• This is a SATA III.

  Answered by mjfruits 9 years ago

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• SATA III

  Answered by MISKcdw 9 years ago

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• SATA III

  Answered by SBuzz 9 years ago

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• SATA lll

  Answered by Stevie 10 years ago

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• sata lll

  Answered by jcinri 10 years ago

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• These are Sata III 6Gigs/second

  Answered by robertdeutsch08 10 years ago

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• This product is SATA 3.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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