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Vertigo · 08/03/2010 04:21 PM

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xero1 · 08/03/2010 04:23 PM

Vertigo Wrote:Just wondering, if i buy a new bigger hard drive, will my laptop run somewhat faster?

And will it somewhat get less hot? (when it was working, it went up to 70F)

If you get a HDD that has a faster RPM, like 5400 or 7200 and your system can support it. Then yes. will you notice the difference? No, and it might make your laptop run a bit hotter.

Assassinator · 08/03/2010 04:26 PM

Vertigo Wrote:Just wondering, if i buy a new bigger hard drive, will my laptop run somewhat faster?

And will it somewhat get less hot? (when it was working, it went up to 70F)

Run faster, probably yes. Newer and larger HDDs tend to be faster. Though you probably can't notice the difference for normal windows use.

Less hot, don't know, depends on the drive, but probably hotter. But for laptops, it's probably your CPU/GPU and crappy ventilation making it hot anyway, a HDD by itself doesn't get all that hot.

And according to some web calculator, 70F = 21C, which is pretty damn cold actually, I'd be way happy if all my stuff stayed at 21C.

ProperBritish Wrote:hit the laptop above where the hard drive is

might knock it back and spin up

my laptop did that once while it was in windows lol i just gave it a smack and it worked again

Lol. Don't hit it too hard.

HDDs are quite fragile, a small drop, and you get a very high likelihood of breaking.

ProperBritish · 08/03/2010 04:28 PM

Assassinator Wrote:
Vertigo Wrote:Just wondering, if i buy a new bigger hard drive, will my laptop run somewhat faster?

And will it somewhat get less hot? (when it was working, it went up to 70F)

Run faster, probably yes.  Newer and larger HDDs tend to be faster.

Less hot, don't know, depends on the drive.  And for laptops, it's probably your CPU/GPU and crappy ventilation making it hot anyway, a HDD by itself doesn't get all that hot.

And according to some web calculator, 70F = 21C, which is pretty damn cold actually...

ProperBritish Wrote:hit the laptop above where the hard drive is

might knock it back and spin up

my laptop did that once while it was in windows lol i just gave it a smack and it worked again

Lol.  Don't hit it too hard.

HDDs are quite fragile, a small drop, and you get a very high likelihood of breaking.

yeah, take it under advisory

but what did you have to lose? xD

Vertigo · 08/03/2010 04:30 PM

i meant Celsius xD

And really? it'll just get hotter?

Anyone know where to get a nice cheap laptop?

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Assassinator · 08/03/2010 04:35 PM

Vertigo Wrote:i meant Celsius xD

And really? it'll just get hotter?

Anyone know where to get a nice cheap laptop?

70 celcius? Probably just your CPU or GPU heating it up then.

As for the HDD running faster question earlier, as xero1 said, you probably won't notice any difference, even though it's faster.

Vertigo · 08/03/2010 04:45 PM

Lol ok.

What would be the best brand? Or best laptop as of now?

I know that hp sucks lol.

ZiNgA BuRgA · 08/03/2010 06:56 PM

There's not really a best, as, if there was, everyone would get it and there wouldn't be any competing brands in existence.

ProperBritish · 09/03/2010 01:34 AM

i has a serious Vaio

S7* · 09/03/2010 02:21 AM

ProperBritish Wrote:i has a serious Vaio

D:<

I has an HP.

Vertigo Wrote:I know that hp sucks lol.

(=_=`)

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