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Can using lots of hard drives slow down a system?
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It's not worse than in case of one large drive. In Windows, there's a default option to turn off drives when not in use and that can induce some delay when they are accessed but that can be turned off. Some "Green" HDDs also have that built in so they would produce same effect.
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