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In Reply to: No, a faster drive is not a good solution! posted by MozartRules on March 14, 2002 at 12:46:02:
I am sitting next to a slow RPM SCSI drive right now. It is loud. Beside it is a PC running 2 of the IBM's Quest mentioned. Silent.Someone else has a new highspeed drive out that is supposed to be even quieter. I can't recall if it runs at 7200 or 10,000. I think it's either Seagate or IBM.
It's not
the speed that makes them loud. It's how they are constructed. You want a drive rated for Audio/Video as they are typically fast and quiet. So quiet in fact, it is often mentioned in the sales specs. S
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Follow Ups
- No. that is not true. Do what Quest said. - Swingline 03/14/0214:09:14 03/14/02 (3)
- Actually both rotational speed and bearing construction matter - Halcy 23:58:45 03/14/02 (2)
- OK, we agree, you can get a new, fast, quiet drive. - Swingline 14:43:54 03/15/02 (1)
- Depends on what you call 'quiet' - Halcy 09:42:52 03/19/02 (0)
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