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The Internal Storage Articles
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12:04 PM - March 12, 2001 by
Patrick Schmid
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: ready, cebit
Topics: CeBIT
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: ready, cebit
Topics: CeBIT
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Table of Contents:
Noise Measurements
The noise measurements revealed a delightful result: All three drives make clearly less noise than last generation drives. You won't even hear the Fujitsu drive any more, making the choice of a 5,400 rpm drives for noise reasons almost obsolete now.
Temperature Measurements
Not only the operating noise but also the drive temperature could be reduced significantly with the latest generation hard drives. That's particularly important as fast processors and graphics cards are getting hotter and hotter; so at least your hard drive won't contribute too much to system heat.
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