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 | Posted by: ironfist on Sunday, January 16, 2005 - 20:16
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| | | | Gundeep Hora of Cooltechzone wrote an article about desktop harddrive advancement shown at CES 2005. 2005 appears to be a slow year for harddrives - both internal and external.
In late 2004 Maxtor had the time to introduce drives with 16 MB cache and that will - most likely - be copied by other manufactors. No speed improvements from 7200 RPM are to be expected. It appears the manufactors are waiting for S-ATA II - but that depends on the motherboard-makers.
Western Digital's 10000 RPM S-ATA Raptor drives will probably remain popular among enthusiasts and servers throughout 2005.
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Re: CES 2005: Nothing Exciting in desktop HDDs 2005
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by Trizt on Jan 17, 2005 - 07:21
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For most users out there, the harddrive speed is more than enough already and the more RPMs, the hotter the harddrive tends to become too and warmth is more or less the main problem all x86 users have...
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