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NCQ
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NCQNative Command Queuing
NCQNon-Cognitive Questionnaire
NCQNew Community Quarterly (journal; Australia)
NCQNorth Carolina Quilters (guild)


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2 million hours MTBF, Active Power Saveao, enhanced RAFFao technology, multi-axis shock sensor, native command queuing (NCQ), pressure sensors, third generation dynamic fly height, time limited error recovery (TLER), and an extensive and enhanced testing process to ensure long-term reliability for demanding enterprise applications.
The updated native command queuing allows streaming commands.
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