Western Digital Concocting 20,000 RPM Hard Drive
August 18th, 2008 6:04 PM | by Christen da Costa | 1 Comment
I don’t know what the performance implications of a 20,000 rpm hard drive are, but I’m assuming quicker read/write times assuming buffering, cache and all that techie stuff is up to snuff. Bi-tech didn’t have a ton of details and no release date as of yet, but the 20,000 spinner is housed in a 3.5-inch case and is reported to run silent.
Tags: 20000 rpms, Hard Drives, Western Digital
I HAVE THE PERFORMANCE IMPLICATIONS OF A 20,000 RPM HARD DRIVE CALLED VIDEO GAMES LIKE QUAKE HALO DOOM CALL OF DUTY 4 STAR WARS VIDEO GAMES USE LOTS OF BAND WITH I HAVE BEEN COMPLINING THAT HARD DRIVES ARE TOO SLOW FOR GAMING AND WANT TOO BUY A SOLID STATE DRIVE OR A SSD NOT A HDD I LOVE MY VIDIEO GAMES EVEN PLAY GAMES ON MY SPRINT SAMSUNG INSTINCT CELLPHONE TOO ONLY NON GAMERS THINK 20,000 RPM HARD DRIVES ARE REDICULUSE AND ITS TOO EXPENCIVE FOR ANY USE AT ALL EXEPT GAMERS