Archangel VIP Member Oct 16, 2006 #2 It usually say's on the label on the HD itself edit: after doing a bit of research,.. it seems not all HD's have the rpm on the label anymore.. can you find out what type of harddisk you have? Last edited: Oct 16, 2006
It usually say's on the label on the HD itself edit: after doing a bit of research,.. it seems not all HD's have the rpm on the label anymore.. can you find out what type of harddisk you have?
stu#1 New Member Oct 16, 2006 #3 Archangel said: It usually say's on the label on the HD itself edit: after doing a bit of research,.. it seems not all HD's have the rpm on the label anymore.. can you find out what type of harddisk you have? Click to expand... i cant seem to find the type of hard disk, i was wondering if there was a way without actually taking the back off and looking.
Archangel said: It usually say's on the label on the HD itself edit: after doing a bit of research,.. it seems not all HD's have the rpm on the label anymore.. can you find out what type of harddisk you have? Click to expand... i cant seem to find the type of hard disk, i was wondering if there was a way without actually taking the back off and looking.
Archangel VIP Member Oct 16, 2006 #4 there is, Try this program http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html it should be able to tell you what type of harddisk you have
there is, Try this program http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html it should be able to tell you what type of harddisk you have
magicman VIP Member Oct 16, 2006 #5 Or of course you can just go into the BIOS by pressing Del when the computer boots, and note down the model number as it's described in those screens, then google for the model specs with that model number.
Or of course you can just go into the BIOS by pressing Del when the computer boots, and note down the model number as it's described in those screens, then google for the model specs with that model number.
Archangel VIP Member Oct 16, 2006 #6 damn, i should have thought about that one but yes, magic's right, you should be able to se the brand and type of your HDD in the bios too Last edited: Oct 16, 2006
damn, i should have thought about that one but yes, magic's right, you should be able to se the brand and type of your HDD in the bios too