220-1201 · Question #126
Which of the following drive interfaces is typically used in server systems but not in home computers?
The correct answer is B. SAS. SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) is a high-performance drive interface commonly found in enterprise environments and servers due to its reliability and speed. While SATA is more common in consumer systems, SAS is specifically designed for mission-critical applications, offering…
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Which of the following drive interfaces is typically used in server systems but not in home computers?
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- ANVMe
- BSAS
- CSATA
- DPCIe
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Explanation
SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) is a high-performance drive interface commonly found in enterprise environments and servers due to its reliability and speed. While SATA is more common in consumer systems, SAS is specifically designed for mission-critical applications, offering features like full-duplex operation and compatibility with SATA drives.
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