I have a curious question......I was looking at those cool new 10,000 rpm drives like the WD Raptor, and was wondering why they have such odd capacities? Like 36 and 74 gb...can anyone shed some light on this for me?
I have a curious question......I was looking at those cool new 10,000 rpm drives like the WD Raptor, and was wondering why they have such odd capacities? Like 36 and 74 gb...can anyone shed some light on this for me?
You can get 10,000 RPM Hard Drives in SATA or ATA; and they're worth it if you're downloading all the time and playing games and listenning to music - you'll notice the extra speed.
But, in most cases, the extra money is not worth it.
As for why they have funny capacities like 36GB and 74GB; I suppose its just what they decided at Raptor. Just up to them what capacities they make them in.