I used to have IDE and SATA to USB hard drive converters. My last one worked with USB 2.0 and was only moderately reliable. It worked pretty well for about forty-five minutes, and then it started throwing errors. I turned it off for twenty minutes and it worked fine again. I suspect that there were problems with the heating. It was also slower than death; Copying an old 80GB hard drive (yes, that's like a big flash drive these days) took almost two hours and two cooling cycles. I have to say that based on my previous experience I was a little nervous about purchasing the Inatek Universal USB 3.0 model. When I got home, I plugged in a 10-year-old IDE drive and connected to my file server. This old drive was almost 4GB and the adapter copied it in less than three minutes - pretty fast for an old drive. The device stayed as cool as possible, and a subsequent comparison showed that the copy was flawless. I am very impressed with the Inateck USB 3.0 Universal IDE/SATA Hard Drive Adapter. Some people claim to have found the same model for less than $2, but I suspect it might be a fake clone.
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