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| Two HDD: 10K rpm drive for applications AND 7.2K rpm drive for documents |
   
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6 | 75.00% |
| One HDD: 10,000 (10K) rpm drive |
  
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| One HDD: 7,200 (7.2K) rpm drive |
  
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| One SSD: Intel X25-M |
  
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2 | 25.00% |
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10-20-2009, 07:42 PM
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Which harddrive setup would you recommend?
I have four harddrive options in front of me. The computer I'm buying will be a home/office work station. I am looking for 1.) proven reliability 2.) speed in bootup and application startup BUT 3.) I want the machine to be quiet--so if a harddrive setup impacts on noise this is an import consideration.
please let me know any experiences you've had |
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