Originally Posted by Brahmzy
it yourself... It is already in the works but WD is having problems trying to keep the drives quiet.. They scream to loud at the moment..
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Sorry, don't buy it. Enterprise leads the storage technologies. There aren't any 20K RPM drives slated in RD for Enterprise. We've been stuck at 15K for a long time now, many, many engineers say that is the theoritical limit for mechanical drives.... Google it.
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Raptors would go 15K long before 20K. I say again, a 20K Raptor ain't happenin'.
Last edited by Brahmzy; 02-09-2009 at 09:35 PM.
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