Living. Technology. Travel.: March 2014

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Wednesday, March 12, 2014

What if 7200rpm and 5400rpm on the same desktop?

I have a 7200rpm 250gb hdd that I want to install on my Desktop for Origin, Steam, etc. What I want to know is will I get a performance boost to the games even though my OS is installed on a 5400rpm hdd?

Here what happens if the system boot from 7200 rpm (250 gb) it will fast and processing also differs here when compared to 5400 rpm HDD.

No the the performance cannot be boosted if the games and os installed on 5400 rpm.

If you have installed the games and operating systems in 7200 rpm HDD if will give you the good performance at the time gaming.

There are 10000 rpm and 15000 rpm hard disk but so many around the world can't use those I dont what exact reason is? and so many of PC users around the world are using 7200 rpm HDD's