Overview
These High Capacity hard drives are designed to be used with todays newest connection - Serial ATA. Providing more bandwidth and advanced features such as NCQ, Staggered spin up and much more, these drives are ideal for todays systems which can have upto 8 SATA ports and support various RAID styles which are ideal for power users, people who want data security and much more. Please refer to the drives information for a full list of features. Remember the New SATA II Drives are backward compatible to SATA and shouldn't cause any issues.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• How to upgrade to Windows Vista SP1
• PATA -vs- SATA
• Perpendicular Recording
• RAID
• Installing XP
• Setup XP with a RAID driver

Overview
These high capacity drives are designed to be used with todays newest connection - Serial ATA. Providing more bandwidth and advanced features such as NCQ, Staggered spin up and much more, these drives are ideal for todays systems which can have upto 8 SATA ports and support various RAID styles which are ideal for power users, people who want data security and much more. Please refer to the drives information for a full list of features. Remember the New SATA II Drives are backward compatible to SATA

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• How to upgrade to Windows Vista SP1
• PATA -vs- SATA
• Perpendicular Recording
• RAID
• Installing XP
• Setup XP with a RAID driver

Overview
These drives are designed to be used with todays newest connection - Serial ATA. Providing more bandwidth and advanced features such as NCQ, Staggered spin up and much more, these drives are ideal for todays systems which can have upto 8 SATA ports and support various RAID styles which are ideal for power users, people who want data security and much more. Please refer to the drives information for a full list of features. Remember the New SATA II Drives are backward compatible to SATA.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• How to upgrade to Windows Vista SP1
• PATA -vs- SATA
• Perpendicular Recording
• RAID
• Installing XP
• Setup XP with a RAID driver

Overview
Using the IDE connection for internal devices, hard-drives are the main storage device within a PC. Data transfer speeds on IDE hard drives are approximately 133 Mb/s for all drives rated as ATA133, and drives rated at ATA100 providing 100 Mb/s of data. Drives can vary in rotation speed of drive - faster is usually better, and also in cache with 2Mb,8Mb and new 16Mb versions available for nearly all models with the 16Mb cache popular with enthusiasts, gamers and high data use systems. These drives can be placed upon the IDE connection as either master or slave, with nearly all new systems providing the ability to have up to 2 or more IDE devices.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• How to upgrade to Windows Vista SP1
• PATA -vs- SATA
• Perpendicular Recording
• RAID
• Installing XP
• Setup XP with a RAID driver

Overview
Using the IDE connection for internal devices, hard-drives are the main storage device within a PC. Data transfer speeds on IDE hard drives are approximately 133 Mb/s for all drives rated as ATA133, and drives rated at ATA100 providing 100 Mb/s of data. Drives can vary in rotation speed of drive - faster is usually better, and also in cache with 2Mb,8Mb and new 16Mb versions available for nearly all models with the 16Mb cache popular with enthusiasts, gamers and high data use systems. These drives can be placed upon the IDE connection as either master or slave, with nearly all new systems providing the ability to have up to 2 or more IDE devices.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• How to upgrade to Windows Vista SP1
• PATA -vs- SATA
• Perpendicular Recording
• RAID
• Installing XP
• Setup XP with a RAID driver

Overview
Using the small 2.5" form factor hard-drives that are available, these small portable drives are ideal for those that require a large amount of storage on the move in the smallest place possible. Using the small drives in some cases removes the need for a power adaptor and makes these devices bus-powered, ideal for use with notebooks or even the smaller systems. For more indepth information, please refer to the product information.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• System Buses & Bandwidth
• PATA -vs- SATA

Overview
Compact sized IDE hard drives designed for laptop usage. For more demanding users, faster RPM speeds or larger caches offer greater performance.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• How to upgrade to Windows Vista SP1
• System Buses & Bandwidth
• PATA -vs- SATA
• Installing XP

Overview
These drives are designed to give the extra performance found on the SATA connection for laptops and various other devices which accept these smaller than normal hard-drives. With a wide range of rotational speeds available with the new 7200 rpm drives aimed at those that want to keep their systems performance up while still on the move and with technology such as NCQ and large cache sizes, these drives help you get better performance on the move.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• How to upgrade to Windows Vista SP1
• System Buses & Bandwidth
• PATA -vs- SATA
• Installing XP

Overview
Maximise the performance of your hard drive. Coolers allow you to keep high performance hard drives operating at their best.

• ATX Chassis Airflow
• PATA -vs- SATA

Overview
Maximise the performance of your hard drive. IDE Caddies allow you to turn a hard drive into an inexpensive removable backup solution.

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• System Buses & Bandwidth
• PATA -vs- SATA

Overview
This range of removable caddies designed for Serial ATA drives allows the end user to swap drives and also remove drives from systems as a security option. With a range of internal or external caddies as well as PATA to SATA converting cases these devices also keep the drives much cooler due to their fans and aluminium structure ( where applicable )

• Gigabytes and Gibibytes
• System Buses & Bandwidth
• PATA -vs- SATA
• RAID