eSata and PCMCIA
eSata and PCMCIA
Can anyone tell me if an eSata adapter in a PCMCIA slot will attain the same speeds as one in an express slot?
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Colin D.
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Re: eSata and PCMCIA
Don't know the answer, but it appears to be dependent on the specific Thinkpad model. Here are some interesting things to read. Came across these when I was looking into esata cards for my external drives. Ended up sticking to USB for now.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=231889
http://2xod.com/articles/Lenovo%20T61%20Slow%20PCMCIA/
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=231889
http://2xod.com/articles/Lenovo%20T61%20Slow%20PCMCIA/
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Re: eSata and PCMCIA
It could, but the ExpressCard will most likely be faster. Is there any particular reason you need to use a PC Card over an ExpressCard?
Re: eSata and PCMCIA
I saw an ad on eBay for a 2 port card that is a flush fit, much like the USB PCMCIA card and I have not seen an express card with the same dimensions.visionviper wrote:It could, but the ExpressCard will most likely be faster. Is there any particular reason you need to use a PC Card over an ExpressCard?
Regards
Colin D.
T-60p Core 2 Duo T7200 4gig ram. ips uxga 160g Intel SSD. 320g-7200 Hitachi hd. Or DVDRW DL in Ultrabay
past: 600x T-23 T-30 S-30 T-41 X-32 T-60
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"Wherever you go, there you are!"
Colin D.
T-60p Core 2 Duo T7200 4gig ram. ips uxga 160g Intel SSD. 320g-7200 Hitachi hd. Or DVDRW DL in Ultrabay
past: 600x T-23 T-30 S-30 T-41 X-32 T-60
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Re: eSata and PCMCIA
After reading the above, I think I will forget it. If they didn't get it right on the T61 I can't imagine that it would be any better on the earlier T60. Especialy as it's one of the combined PCMCIA/Express types on my T60.virge wrote:Don't know the answer, but it appears to be dependent on the specific Thinkpad model. Here are some interesting things to read. Came across these when I was looking into esata cards for my external drives. Ended up sticking to USB for now.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=231889
http://2xod.com/articles/Lenovo%20T61%20Slow%20PCMCIA/
Regards
Colin D.
T-60p Core 2 Duo T7200 4gig ram. ips uxga 160g Intel SSD. 320g-7200 Hitachi hd. Or DVDRW DL in Ultrabay
past: 600x T-23 T-30 S-30 T-41 X-32 T-60
____________________________
"Wherever you go, there you are!"
Colin D.
T-60p Core 2 Duo T7200 4gig ram. ips uxga 160g Intel SSD. 320g-7200 Hitachi hd. Or DVDRW DL in Ultrabay
past: 600x T-23 T-30 S-30 T-41 X-32 T-60
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Re: eSata and PCMCIA
Its actually much more dependent on what is implemented in each particular brand/model of PCMCIA or ExpressCard SATA card.virge wrote:Don't know the answer, but it appears to be dependent on the specific Thinkpad model
There is a BIG variation in performance between SATA cards on the same ThinkPad system in my experience, and the variations move with the cards, not the ThinkPad models hosting them.
Cheers,
Bill B.
Re: eSata and PCMCIA
Does anyone have a recomendation for an esata express card that does work well on a T60?
I don't think I'll go the PCMCIA route.
I don't think I'll go the PCMCIA route.
Regards
Colin D.
T-60p Core 2 Duo T7200 4gig ram. ips uxga 160g Intel SSD. 320g-7200 Hitachi hd. Or DVDRW DL in Ultrabay
past: 600x T-23 T-30 S-30 T-41 X-32 T-60
____________________________
"Wherever you go, there you are!"
Colin D.
T-60p Core 2 Duo T7200 4gig ram. ips uxga 160g Intel SSD. 320g-7200 Hitachi hd. Or DVDRW DL in Ultrabay
past: 600x T-23 T-30 S-30 T-41 X-32 T-60
____________________________
"Wherever you go, there you are!"
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