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EIDE term explainedEIDE term explainedEIDE - Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics
EIDE is an interface standard designed by a company called western digital. EIDE controllers have been used in home computers on a wide basis since the early 1990s. The EIDE standard surpassed the IDE standard in terms of data transfer speed. Another company which offers even faster data transfer rate has introduced fast ATA. EIDE is used on CD ROMS and hard drives mainly and uses cables to control the devices within the computer. Check out our site map for guides on CD ROMs and hard drives with detailed information on how they work. EIDE term by Computer-and-printer-reviews.com For a detailed windows guide, be sure to check out our computer tips section. We have also outline some tweaks to make your first time install run smoother on older machines. |
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