I'm going to buy a laptop on a budget, so is it worth it spending the extra money for the 7200rpm upgrade?
Is the speed upgrade noticeable?
Is the speed upgrade noticeable?
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Not really..maybe when running mulitple programs ,they will open a split second faster
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For the small price difference it is definately worth it. You don't want to skimp on the hard drive.Comment
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Here's an article from tomshardware about notebook harddrives.
http://www6.tomshardware.com/mobile/...drives-03.htmlComment
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If you're just checking email and surfing the web, not really, if you're actually using your laptop, yes, you would see a difference. I'm going from all 5200 rpm drives to all 10k rpm drives in my new system, I think it's worth the extra $$$.Free agentComment
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10 000 RPM ? Never saw something like that !Originally posted by jact
If you're just checking email and surfing the web, not really, if you're actually using your laptop, yes, you would see a difference. I'm going from all 5200 rpm drives to all 10k rpm drives in my new system, I think it's worth the extra $$$.UUGallery Builder - automated photo/video gallery plugin for Wordpress!
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I have a 100 GB oneOriginally posted by Basic_man
10 000 RPM ? Never saw something like that !Comment
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its 2000rpm of difference
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It was pretty noticeable to me.. but that may be from going from a 5200 drive with 2 MB cache to 7200 with 8MB cache.Comment
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2000 rotations per minute is the difference.
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When transfer files to hd 2 hd you will notice a big difference. Or when you extract big files you'll notice it.Comment
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Get the 7200 RPM, it's worth it and you'll notice the difference.Comment
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If you're smart, you'll go for the 7200 rpm (or greater) drive in the biggest size you can get, and make sure that your new laptop is equipped with a FireWire port.
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Would you buy a car that redlines at 5,200rpms? I hope not. Same thing with harddrives!
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I think you would see a bigger difference in SATA vs IDE rather than 5200RPM vs 7200
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40% better.
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Shit! I thought you were talking about cars!
More rpm = Better?
I THINK
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Go for the best speed that you can afford man it's as simple as that...Comment
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SCSI. I've got a 10GB laying around my other house somewhere.Originally posted by Basic_man
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I think my laptop just has a 4,200RPM drive.... I need to get a 7,200 drive... since this is my main computer now and its almost always plugged in the effects of a faster drive can only be positive.Comment
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my servers have 10,000 RPM SCSI drives in them (Cheetah drives made by Seagate)
they also have a 15,000 RPM drive
Originally posted by Basic_man
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spend the bucks, it's worth it.Comment
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Definitly worth it,if u had extra cash buy it
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Originally posted by bizmak
spend the bucks, it's worth it.
Not to mention, the price is not that big of a increase.Comment
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How do you know?Originally posted by thePelican
2000 rotations per minute is the difference.
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