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Need help with figuring out a hard drive...
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Backups are like guns and condoms. It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
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Yes, it will. That's what I did.
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Mduell.. thank you very much for pointing that out. I had followed a savings thread from somewhere and now I lost it but I could have gotten that drive for like $125, so thats why I was asking specifically about that drive. But I'll take a look at your links. Thanks again.
Can anyone tell me what code I should be looking for in the model number that tells if it's a 5400 rpm drive or a 7200?
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Originally Posted by bishopazrael
Can anyone tell me what code I should be looking for in the model number that tells if it's a 5400 rpm drive or a 7200?
All 320GB drives are currently 5400RPM (or less). The largest 7200RPM drives are 200GB.
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