Which description is right: "Solid-State Drive" or "7200 RPM Hard Drive"/"Hard Drive Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM"?
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Seeing the two negative comments about the wrong shipment, I immediately checked my E431 (after we opened it on Christmas morning that is, because I wrapped it upon arrival). I got lucky it seems. Everything matches as advertised. Quad i7. 128 GB Solid State Drive. 14" touchscreen. 8G RAM, etc.
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Aha!!I was also getting confused by the discrepancy.40GB solid state drive. That explains it.
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No it doesn't, it's a 5400 RPM Drive; for the most part, only Desktop Drives have an RPM of 7200.....and are "powerered drives".
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Here is the correct configuration:Total Hard Drive Capacity: 1 TBHard Drive Interface: Serial ATAHard Drive RPM: 7200
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Hi Eddie, My Hitachi Travelstar SATA 7200 drive arrived today, ordered from TigerDirect. Both the box and label on the drive confirm it as 7200 rpm. I have a Hitachi 320g 7200 drive in my netbook, and it works great. I purchased this from TigerDirect too.
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I got the 7200 rpm 1 tb, Both are hard drives. Your laptop has a mount when you take the old one out. You will need to remove the mount to install the new Hard Drive and put it on the new Disk Drive. I was a very simple process for me however, you need an image of your Operating System to reinstall your (OS).
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Good Question for Amazon if they have both speeds posted. It is 5400RPM NOT A 7200 RPM
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yeup! check out the following from Seagate: http://www.seagate.com/files/staticfiles/support/docs/manual/desktop%20sshd/100726566.pdf search the spindle speed.
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It's a typo on Amazon. The drive is SATA III. Hardly any drive are SATA III anymore. Click here -> http://www.wdc.com/global/products/specs/?driveID=1049&language;=1
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It is a 5400 rpm drive. I don't have the other specs on the drive but should be easy to find on the manufacturer's website. The size is pretty standard. It replaced the 120Gb drive in my 13 in 2007 White MacBook and fit easily. I did replace the HDD in a 2009 13in, unibody MacBook Pro 5.5 with an SSD. The SSD was slimmer but fit with no problems. You will need the special tools for a MacBook Pro.
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It's 5400 rpm. Although 7200 rpm discs are usually faster at gathering data this hard drive will outperform both 5400 and 7200 standard hard drives. It's cache and solid state memory allows the drive to gather and process data very quickly. From the time I hit the power button to Windows 8.1 being up and ready to go usually clocks at around 14 to 18 seconds. I have an HP Envy DV6. Laptop with an I7 processor 6 gigs of Ram. Since installing this hard drive I have not found a desktop or another laptop that can keep up.
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I don't think there's a reliable answer because I think WD puts in whatever drive is available. I haven't heard WD give any answer to this question. It's really slow, so it may be a 5400 drive.
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I am not sure what you are specifically asking but if you use a Solid State Drive for your primary C drive you can use conventional drives for storage. The C drive holds the os and programs so those are what count as far as speed. I am sold on the principle of solid state drives from a standpoint of speed gain alone. If you have a limited budget and want to see a speed increase replacing a conventional drive with one of these should please...
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Hello, 2.5 "SATA2 5400RPM drive with tried. USB2.0 30-35 MB / s transfer speed provided by. USB3.0 at 60-65 mb / s provided. Such good enough for an apparatus.
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2.4GHz, 16GB DDR3, 1TB (5400 RPM) Hybrid Disk Drive 1TB (5400 RPM) Serial ATA hard disk drive
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Mine had a 200 gb 5400 rpm but I replaced it with a 1 tb 7200 for a great performance upgrade! R Smith
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what I ordered was Generic 60 GB 60GB 2.5 Inch Sata Laptop Internal Hard drive 5400 RPM For Laptop/Mac/PS3 (60 GB), they sent me a Toshiba one instead. It is working very well on my laptop but I can't remember what Part No and Serial No are.