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  • sava700

    #16
    Re: New Raptar

    Originally posted by Alex98uk View Post
    haha. People worry about CPU and GPU temps, not hard disks. That's only a concern if your case really is shocking at cooling.

    And, chances are if they are running at least one new raptor, they have other powerful kit in their case, and hard disks are the least of their concerns.

    You make me laugh sometimes Sava :thumbsup:
    I've got two raptors..they produce alot of heat and the noise is crazy sometimes which appears they have fixed in this new version so another good reason to go to it vs two in Raid0.


    I've got my 74gig raptor in this :)
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    • [MyIS]Dan
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      • Aug 2005
      • 1060

      #17
      Re: New Raptar

      The F1 drives are meant to be faster than the Raptar in some tests, not sure which ones, but they use three 320GB platters which give better speed, less price and more space; http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...=14&subcat=940


      (Yes I know it is meant to be spelled Raptor, but Rap-tar sounds better.)

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      • Flt. Sgt. Powderhound
        Member
        • May 2007
        • 962

        #18
        Re: New Raptar

        Originally posted by [MyIS]Dan View Post
        The F1 drives are meant to be faster than the Raptar in some tests, not sure which ones, but they use three 320GB platters which give better speed, less price and more space; http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...=14&subcat=940


        (Yes I know it is meant to be spelled Raptor, but Rap-tar sounds better.)
        If we just spelt things on the basis of what sounds good, where on earth would the english language be now?

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        • [MyIS]Dan
          MyInternetServices.com
          Support
          • Aug 2005
          • 1060

          #19
          Re: New Raptar

          Originally posted by Flt. Sgt. Powderhound View Post
          If we just spelt things on the basis of what sounds good, where on earth would the english language be now?
          Like mine. :nod:

          I just wanted to point it before somone called me on it.

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          • =98=
            Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 10299

            #20
            Re: New Raptar

            Yea, the Samsung Spinpoint F1's are meant to be immense. Get those instead :)

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            • [MyIS]Dan
              MyInternetServices.com
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              • Aug 2005
              • 1060

              #21
              Re: New Raptar

              I'm thinking of getting one of them 1TB drives, looks very nice with three platters. :nod:

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              • signa
                CS-Nation / TGN Staff
                • Dec 2004
                • 4191

                #22
                Re: New Raptar

                I'm a little disappointed the new drive only has 16mb cache. I'll be interested to see what the price is on SSD drives in about a year.
                "Crunch's First Officer"
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                • Hellsent 2.0
                  Member
                  • Jul 2007
                  • 2137

                  #23
                  Re: New Raptar

                  this is the interwebs..We dont need to spell

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                  • Death Merchant
                    Member
                    • Feb 2006
                    • 1090

                    #24
                    Re: New Raptar

                    Originally posted by Jimtool655321 View Post
                    The funny thing about how people go ga-ga for Raptors is: there are 15,000 RPM SCSI drives and have been for years. They cost more, sometimes a lot more, but rock. Not that many people have SCSI controllers in their home computers...
                    Yep Some Super Fast servers have HDD's with 17,500-20,000RPM

                    The Price of 10,000RPM drives is excessive plus they only give a 5-10% performace gain in some applications whereas in some things they make no difference

                    Plus even 10,000RPM is laughable in computing terms the cpu could do 1000 cycles before the drive does one revolution so until affordable Solid state drives come out the hard-drive is just too slow meaning we need large amount of RAM to compensate for the differentation between CPU and HDD speeds

                    Yeh ive got a computing technology exam in two weeks so writing this will help it stick in my head :yay:

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