which one is better? i configured mine with the 7200rpm i was reading around the forums and found that...
"That said, I'd rather have a higher capacity 5400RPM drive, for the same cost as a lower capsity 7200. The higher density on the 5400 RPM will almost make up for the performance difference and you get more storage space. " -jak3676
so for sager np2090...do their haves have "high density"?
made me thinking.
in particular...im trying to decide between the
160gb sata harddrive at 5,400 rpm for 60$
or the
120gb sata 3gb/s seagate momentus 7200.2 hd at 7200rpm for 70$s
the 7200rpm drives have minimal effects on battery life and heat on the 2090 too yea?
(i plan to play games, listen to music, play around with photoshop..nothing extensive there
im an info systems major...college laptop)
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
Please search around the forums before posting generic threads like this. There are many threads on this exact issue in the Hardware forum. See this thread:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=59053
np2090's harddrive. 5400rpm vs 7200rpm
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by spexc31, Jul 18, 2007.