Kage
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Hmm, that could be it.
Most drives now run at 7200RPM. If your 4 year old one runs at 5200RPM for example, this could be the reason.
HARD DRIVE QUESTION:
Though yours is 200GB? It can't be that old then....and so probably does run at 7200RPM...
If this isn't the one your running on though, it could be the answer.
I'd also look into getting a BIOS update though I'm afraid that isn't my expertise.
Most drives now run at 7200RPM. If your 4 year old one runs at 5200RPM for example, this could be the reason.
HARD DRIVE QUESTION:
Though yours is 200GB? It can't be that old then....and so probably does run at 7200RPM...
If this isn't the one your running on though, it could be the answer.
I'd also look into getting a BIOS update though I'm afraid that isn't my expertise.