Raptor 10,000 rpm hard drives, small but fast

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It's a little cramped at 36 GB, but I like efficiency anyway. I'm still
enjoying the raptor 10,000 rpm hard drive which was recommended here.

Anybody else have one? Notice it rates extremely high on system hard
drive benchmarks?
 
John Doe said:
It's a little cramped at 36 GB, but I like efficiency anyway. I'm still
enjoying the raptor 10,000 rpm hard drive which was recommended here.

Anybody else have one? Notice it rates extremely high on system hard
drive benchmarks?
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The 36 was the first of the Raptors. The 74 and 150 each improved on it
quite a bit.

I have a pair of the 74s. They are very quiet, unlike the complaints
typical from early owners of the 36.
 
It's a little cramped at 36 GB, but I like efficiency anyway. I'm still
enjoying the raptor 10,000 rpm hard drive which was recommended here.

Anybody else have one? Notice it rates extremely high on system hard
drive benchmarks?
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Get two and make a RAID 0 set. Twice the space and maybe twice the
speed, depending on how you use it.

They're cheap.
 
Al said:
Get two and make a RAID 0 set. Twice the space and maybe twice the
speed, depending on how you use it.

They're cheap.
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i have two but could not try it o raid as had no time but they work
real good i heard abt it has any body tried it with windows vista rc1
what performance does it give
 
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\> i have two but could not try it o raid as had no time but they work
real good i heard abt it has any body tried it with windows vista rc1
what performance does it give
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I can't vouch for the new ones, but I bought a pair of 36's back in 2003.
They sound like twin turbines on a jet. Hopefully, the newer ones have
taken care of some of the noise...

kev
 
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