Quick, easy and Linux compatible

The article I have been here for a few weeks in operation. It really is great as a fast adapter, but it does not use the highest possible speed to the full.
In SATAII plates / s write creatively in the computer 60MByte, go here only 30 out of 33 possible Mbyte / s that I can do with a USB flash drive (all writing).
Reading the data are the same.
For IDE but I'm also not 25MByte / s.

Compatibility: Linux recognizes the adapter immediately. Under Windows XP the same way. However, one must note one thing:
1. adapter to disk
2. Power on HDD
3. Connect the USB cable
In this order I had no problems so far. If you previously USB infects and then the plate, the adapter starts only sometimes.

Must emphasize to the power adapter that comes: With adapter from normal to SATA power. The power supply unit is designed as a laptop from. However must not be used. A cable from the computer and pulled doing its job. If this had not previously naturally.

Conclusion: A really effective and good adapter that works without a murmur. Only criticism: Only 95% of the possible speed. But these are more technical limitations that other products also can not exceed ...