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I just got a Seagate 160GB 7200rpm harddrive. The default MacBook drive was 5400rpm, now that I have a 7200rpm drive installed; does that mean that the drive will run at 7200rpm speed?
Or will the controller in the MacBook will decrease the speed itself? I know it should be running at 7200rpm, I just wanted to be sure. Thanks |
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It'll run at 7200 RPM.
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Let us know if the performance increases noticeably with this upgrade once you've installed it, this sounds like something I would like to try in the future.
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