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2.5-Inch Hard Disk Drives with 7,200rpm Speed: Five Models Tested

Started by: Kalumba | Date 03/06/06 06:00:13 AM
Comments: 5 | Last Comment:  07/16/07 12:09:31 AM

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What I would also like to know is if there is also an energy advantage to the SATA interface on a notebook. Speed is good and all, but battery time is also important for a notebook owner.
[Posted by: Kalumba  | Date: 03/06/06 06:00:13 AM]

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I am not a techie by any streach but I would like to get the best performance from my new laptop possible.

I am curious in lay terms what real wold performance gains are acheved by upgrading from a 5400 RPM drive to the top 7200 RPM drive.

By real world, I don't mean bench mark scores and seek times measured in Mili Seconds.

I mean things like Windows loads in x amount.
game loads in this amount
improves ping in online game by this amount ( If that is possible)

I mean some of this stuff seems to not have any real world diference dispite the 200 + upgrade cost.

Please dumb down or have a dumbed down conclusion especially for non Techies like me :)

everyone feel free to comment and aswer the questions I put forward.

Thanks!

[Posted by: Gearbow  | Date: 03/09/06 06:35:33 PM]
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hallo
mijn hard disk is nog new maar mijn pc kan dat niet vinden
bedankt
[Posted by: ajax  | Date: 04/03/06 02:38:47 AM]

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I want software test RAM,HDD,CPU...
[Posted by: tuyenthanhhoan  | Date: 07/16/07 12:09:31 AM]

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