I accidentally bought a 5400 rpm hard drive on amazon (because it wasn't listed on the page) and I can't cancel it or I will be charged twice for bank. (trying to say I wanted a 7200 rpm hard drive). So the thing I wanted to know is would it really make a difference in performance, I use an ssd already for my games and os and the hard drive will be for games only. Did I mess up?
Need help with Hard drives
- Thread starter anony57
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level loading times might be atrocious relative to an SSD, but, you can always test it yourself, and, if unhappy, just slap it into an enclosure as a cold storage/backup drive...or into an internal drive bay as a place to store backup images...
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