Svarbu greitesnis ir tylesnis ;)

"accu" <accu@takas.tl> wrote in message 
news:g29l5p$liq$1@trimpas.omnitel.net...
> Reikia tikėtis, kad 5400rpm, užtat ir rašiau, kad nėra garantijos. 
> 5400-7200rpm WD GP žymėjimas interpretuojamas įvairiai, ir gausu 
> nusvaigimų apie kintamą greitį. Čia jau WD politika tokia, kad po GP 
> serija gali eiti ir 5400, ir 7200rpm diskai. O kaip paklius linksta link 
> loterijos.
>
> Jei dar kam vaidenasi kintamas greitis..
> http://www.silentpcreview.com/article786-page2.html
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> <...> Western Digital has caught a lot of flak for withholding the 
> rotation speed of the Green Power, especially when the product was first 
> launched and the marketing material listed the rotation speed as 
> 5,400-7,200 RPM. This led some to speculate that the rotation speed 
> changed dynamically during use — which would have been an impressive 
> engineering feat had it been true. The reality is revealed by a sentence 
> that Western Digital added to the description of IntelliPower: "For each 
> GreenPower™ drive model, WD may use a different, invariable RPM." In other 
> words, Western Digital reserves the right to release both 5,400 RPM and 
> 7,200 RPM drives under the Green Power name — without telling you which 
> are which. <...>
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> accu
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> "Inco" <inco@kateka.lt> wrote in message 
> news:g29kl1$l7v$1@trimpas.omnitel.net...
>> Tai WD5000AACS 5400 rpm?
>> http://www.westerndigital.com/en/products/productmatrix.asp?language=en&pKey=productsMenu&x=617117250
>> rašo, kad "Spind Speed" yra "IntelliPower" (gal kintamas greitis?)
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