Hardware
Rack vs Blade Servers
 <p>Rack servers are essentially stand alone computers on which application are run. In a rack server, all components like hard drives, a network card, etc. are contained in a case. A blade server is a... |
DDR vs DDR2 vs DDR3 RAM
 DDR (DDR1), DDR2 and DDR3 are different types of SDRAM that are used in computers. DDR2 provides a faster transfer rate, bus clock and is more power-friendly compared to DDR1. DDR3 is an advanced version of... |
ATA vs SATA
 ATA stands for Advanced Technology Attachment. The name has been officially assigned by the American National Standards Institute group X3T10 to refer to Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE). SATA stands for... |
Storage vs Memory
 In terminology of computers, storage or memory refers to computer components and recording media which are used to store and retain digital information. Technically, there is no difference between the two... |
XFP vs SFP vs SFP+
 SFP, SFP+ and XFP, all refer to a type of transceiver that is plugged into a special port on a switch or to some network device. These transceivers are used in the field of telecommunication and data... |
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