Two hard drives with different speeds and sizes?

[Gaming Geek]

I'm currently using a PC that has a "Seagate ST3320613as 320 GB 7200.11" hard drive. Now, It's running out of space and I'm planning to buy this one "Seagate ST2000DM001 2 TB 7200.14".

Now, My question is whether I should use both of them? Will it slow down my PC? What's the difference between 7200.11 vs 7200.14? Does 7200.14 have any significant performance improvement over 7200.11?

Thanks in advance...

 

[Gaming Geek]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Gaming Geek : "Two hard drives with different speeds and sizes?"

I'm currently using a PC that has a "Seagate ST3320613as 320 GB 7200.11" hard drive. Now, It's running out of space and I'm planning to buy this one "Seagate ST2000DM001 2 TB 7200.14".

Now, My question is whether I should use both of them? Will it slow down my PC? What's the difference between 7200.11 vs 7200.14? Does 7200.14 have any significant performance improvement over 7200.11?

Thanks in advance...

 

[USAFRet]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Gaming Geek : "Two hard drives with different speed and size?"

I'm currently using a PC that has a "Seagate ST3320613as 320 GB 7200.11" hard drive. Now, It's running out of space and I'm planning to buy this one "Seagate ST2000DM001 2 TB 7200.14".

Now, My question is whether I should use both of them? Will it slow down my PC? What's the difference between 7200.11 vs 7200.14? Does 7200.14 have any significant performance improvement over 7200.11?

Thanks in advance...

 

[USAFRet]

Please...one thread and one thread only.

 

[USAFRet]

Yes, you can and should use both
No, there really isn't any speed difference. They are both 7200RPM.
"7200.11 vs 7200.14?" Old 320GB vs new 2TB. Slightly different firmware version. Nothing you need to worry about.

 

[Gaming Geek]

Yes, you can and should use both
No, there really isn't any speed difference. They are both 7200RPM.
"7200.11 vs 7200.14?" Old 320GB vs new 2TB. Slightly different firmware version. Nothing you need to worry about.

Thanx
About multiple threads... It was a mistake.. won't happen again

 

[USAFRet]

Yes, you can and should use both
No, there really isn't any speed difference. They are both 7200RPM.
"7200.11 vs 7200.14?" Old 320GB vs new 2TB. Slightly different firmware version. Nothing you need to worry about.

Thanx
About multiple threads... It was a mistake.. won't happen again

Yeah, it happens. No worries.

 

[Gaming Geek]

Yes, you can and should use both
No, there really isn't any speed difference. They are both 7200RPM.
"7200.11 vs 7200.14?" Old 320GB vs new 2TB. Slightly different firmware version. Nothing you need to worry about.

Thanx
About multiple threads... It was a mistake.. won't happen again

Yeah, it happens. No worries.

One more thing - Do portable hard drives have any advantages over internal hard drives except for mobility? which one has better read/write speed and other performance parameters?

 

[uberman]

Internal is faster. Pcie and sata is faster than usb.