A) A SATA-III SSD would be faster any day. Faster than that would be a RAID of SSDs.
B) No, they will boot at the speed of the HDD, move them to your SSD.
A) A SATA-III SSD would be faster any day. Faster than that would be a RAID of SSDs.
B) No, they will boot at the speed of the HDD, move them to your SSD.
I guess they'll all perform at about the same speed, IIRC a mechanical HDD does not fill the bandwidth of USB3.0. And eSATA is just an external S-ATA port. HDDs do not get any benefit from S-ATA-III, they can't fill S-ATA II, let alone III.
I guess they'll all perform at about the same speed, IIRC a mechanical HDD does not fill the bandwidth of USB3.0. And eSATA is just an external S-ATA port. HDDs do not get any benefit from S-ATA-III, they can't fill S-ATA II, let alone III.
At the end of the day, it doesn't matters. USB 3.0 or eSATA. They will be almost the same performance, plus external drives are usually lower performance ones (f.ex. Caviar Green, Samsung EcoGreen...)
I guess they'll all perform at about the same speed, IIRC a mechanical HDD does not fill the bandwidth of USB3.0. And eSATA is just an external S-ATA port. HDDs do not get any benefit from S-ATA-III, they can't fill S-ATA II, let alone III.
At the end of the day, it doesn't matters. USB 3.0 or eSATA. They will be almost the same performance, plus external drives are usually lower performance ones (f.ex. Caviar Green, Samsung EcoGreen...)
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