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    I was wondering if anyone knew of some good websites that had repalcement hard drives for my compaq r4000, i currently have the factory 60gb 5400 rpm(slow) drive in there. was looking to upgrade to at least a 7500rpm . any clue on good brands with good prices, any any store online?

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    oh, also whay type of interface ata-6 , or serial ata 150
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    "at least a 7500rpm" never heard of it the only reasonable choice is Seagate, best hard drives on tha market. Nobody and nothing can beat their reliability, performance and warranty which is 5 years. Here is the link, esp for you darling
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...ubmit=Property
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    lol, its been a long day lol, 7200 rpm with around a 10ms seek time(or less if there is any) and 8 or more mb of cache. thank you for the info.

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    The Hitachi 7k100 and Seagate 7200.1 are the two 7200RPM drives at the moment. The Hitachi is faster, the Seagate runs cooler and quieter. The Hitachi is a little less expensive and more battle tested as they have been around a lot longer than the Seagates. Check out ZipZoomFly for some good prices.

 

 

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