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kls85 I post too much
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The hd he posted has 32mb of cache as compare to 16mb for the one you picked. In a HD the larger the cache the better the performance.
Of course other factors counts at well like rotational speed.
Most SATA HD runs up to 7200rpm
The Raptor: 10,000
SAS (Serial Attach Storage,) 7200-15000rpm
e.g. Seagate Cheetah SAS
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| kls85 wrote: | The hd he posted has 32mb of cache as compare to 16mb for the one you picked. In a HD the larger the cache the better the performance.
Of course other factors counts at well like rotational speed.
Most SATA HD runs up to 7200rpm
The Raptor: 10,000
SAS (Serial Attach Storage,) 7200-15000rpm
e.g. Seagate Cheetah SAS |
or get 2 SATA's and RAID 0 them for a total speed of 14 400rpm :3
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I would take the corsair, but if you really need a modular (you can take the cables off the psu) take the other one.
And I don't get what you mean with the first question you probebly got that anwser already.
Regards Humper[/quote]
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| Willy wrote: | I would really recommend another PSU. It's a really crappy brand and it's extremely expensive.
Try at good brand like OCZ or Antec. The 850W versions only cost around $150. |
I don't know what you're talking about, PCP&C is a tier 1 brand, and one of the most reputable ones at that.
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kls85 I post too much
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Let just say that every individual user has their own brand that they like because it has served them well where as others are plague by it.
Just go with a brand that has a good reputation and you'll be fine.
PC&C, Seasonic, Antec, Cooler Master are all pretty good ones.
Avoid Xiode, Rosewill, and some unknown cheapo brands like YoMaMa Techolgiez.
Hint: Not all psu are made by the companies themselves.
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