A abhinav_mall Distinguished May 3, 2008 32 0 18,540 Mar 2, 2011 #26 Respected Douglas Perry Are you sure it is a 72000 RPM drive ??
A abhinav_mall Distinguished May 3, 2008 32 0 18,540 Mar 2, 2011 #27 Are you sure that it's a 72000 rpm drive ???
B bob_white Distinguished Sep 24, 2009 55 0 18,630 Mar 2, 2011 #28 "The new 72000 RPM 3.5-inch drive" that is fast...
S shreeharsha Distinguished Jul 10, 2008 80 0 18,630 Mar 2, 2011 #29 72000 RPM drive, faster than any SSD
S shreeharsha Distinguished Jul 10, 2008 80 0 18,630 Mar 2, 2011 #30 72000 RPM Drive, faster than any SSD.
S shreeharsha Distinguished Jul 10, 2008 80 0 18,630 Mar 2, 2011 #33 World's First 72000 RPM Drive...
L lordoflight Distinguished Feb 25, 2011 7 0 18,510 Mar 2, 2011 #34 Next the 10.000.000.000 RPS Drive. The Warp Drive.
S salimbest83 Distinguished Nov 16, 2009 39 0 18,530 Mar 2, 2011 #35 wow.. thats sure put ssd to their slumber forever.. "p
X x3style Distinguished Jul 25, 2006 186 0 18,690 Mar 2, 2011 #36 Next up, Seagate revolution in drive rpm leads to car engines running on 3TB drives, Seagate promises 500hp on 50W of power. What engine you got? i got a Seagate 3TB V16. Thats 48TB.... )
Next up, Seagate revolution in drive rpm leads to car engines running on 3TB drives, Seagate promises 500hp on 50W of power. What engine you got? i got a Seagate 3TB V16. Thats 48TB.... )
Travis Beane Distinguished Aug 6, 2010 470 0 18,780 Mar 2, 2011 #37 I think this thing is faster than my 4 drive RAID 0. Bigger too. Sounds like magnetic platters still offer some ass kicking even today. I wonder how much these will cost.
I think this thing is faster than my 4 drive RAID 0. Bigger too. Sounds like magnetic platters still offer some ass kicking even today. I wonder how much these will cost.
Snipergod87 Splendid May 26, 2009 5,584 2 29,965 Mar 2, 2011 #38 Man 72k RPM,I cant believe we have a 3TB, 72k RPM drive. not even 15k RPM drives have that capacity!
belardo Splendid Nov 23, 2008 3,540 2 22,795 Mar 2, 2011 #39 No wonder Seagate isn't in the SSD market! The 72,000 RPM HD simply destroys them!
dark_lord69 Splendid Jun 6, 2006 3,227 8 22,015 Mar 2, 2011 #40 For those of you that are completely clueless... "72000 RPM"
zloginet Distinguished Feb 16, 2008 438 0 18,790 Mar 2, 2011 #42 If he said 7200000 would you all go off on the same spurt? 7200rpm is the obivious speed that it was intended to say.
If he said 7200000 would you all go off on the same spurt? 7200rpm is the obivious speed that it was intended to say.
R rooket Distinguished Feb 3, 2009 1,097 0 19,280 Mar 3, 2011 #43 Count me out. 72,000RPM in a Seagate spells total catastrophic disaster. That thing would be as hot as the two suns in Star Wars combined and would cause massive data crashes. No thanks 🙂
Count me out. 72,000RPM in a Seagate spells total catastrophic disaster. That thing would be as hot as the two suns in Star Wars combined and would cause massive data crashes. No thanks 🙂