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Solid State Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: United States
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Sorry for the noob question here, but if something reads... "1.05TB 7200 rpm Dual Hard Drive (SSD 300GB + 750GB 7200 rpm)", how many TB/GB does that come out to? How many via HDD & how many via SSD? Would this be 2.10TB on your HDD, and an additional 1050GB on your SSD then? That would be over 3TB's then!!?!!
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Site Team
Join Date: May 2010
Location: United States
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1.05TB 7200 rpm Dual Hard Drive (SSD 300GB + 750GB 7200 rpm)
Simply means An SSD with 300GB + Mechanical HD with 750GB Totaling 1.05 TB
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Solid State Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: United States
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Well if that's the case, why's it cost so much? That's like an additional $750 or something!!! So just to be sure, how much space do I get with "2.128TB Multiple Drives (128GB mSATA SSD + 2x1TB 5400 rpm HDD)"? I'm obviously assuming 2.128, but I assumed the last one would be close to 3! This will already cost me an extra $400 or so. If this is smaller than 1.5 I'm gonna be p****d! I'd just get the stock model from Best Buy if nothing else then.
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Site Team
Join Date: Jun 2009
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A SSD = Solid State Drive. Please do research on these to see why they cost so much more.
A 1 TB HDD is plenty of space (even assuming lots of music/movies/pics/etc).
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