The
SATA 3.0 spec—which doubles transfer speeds from 3Gbps to 6Gbps—was
officially released in May, and it looks like Seagate is first out the gate with actual hardware (
no surprise), the 2TB
Barracuda XT.
The four-platter drive has also got a massive 64MB cache, necessary, really, with that much space. You just need a brand new motherboard to use it—or add-on controllers, though it is backward-compatible with legacy SATA ports. Oh, and 300 $. [
Seagate,
Image via Scoblizer]
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