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Seagate Barracuda 4TB but 5400RPM

Rocki

this drive with 5400RPM was good and fast?

Barracuda series was fast and better than other 7200 drives?

 

have deal for 4TB now.. only 65$

 

Good for Gaming and backups?

 

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Backup yes, but gaming no. It doesn't matter the brand or space 5400 rpm hdds will be kinda slow compared to 7200.

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what?

 

You are asking if a 4TB HDD at 5200 RPM is good for gaming and/or backups?

 

It will do backups fine.

 

Gaming, yeah sure stuff will run but will also take a long time to load.

Faster spinners (more RPM) will generally yield better loading times. But might be louder. Compared to an SSD of some sort it is a snail though.

65$ sounds good though. Used I guess? I would never buy a used drive, but that's just me.

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Also you are on pc ,it takes longer to games to load (i tested my ps4 vs my backup hdd before you reply, i own a pc with an 5400 rpm hdd and a ps4, that runs with a 5400rpm hdd and tested myself)

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1 minute ago, BurstHearts said:

Also you are on pc ,it takes longer to games to load (i tested my ps4 vs my backup hdd before you reply, i own a pc with an 5400 rpm hdd and a ps4, that runs with a 5400rpm hdd and tested myself)

that's sorta bonkers dude. My toaster toasts toast faster than my coffee maker too...

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3 minutes ago, ItsTheDuckAgain said:

that's sorta bonkers dude. My toaster toasts toast faster than my coffee maker too...

if he search on youtube pc or console load times he might don't know the difference and get frustrated (or happy) ,in theory should be the same speed but it isn't

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Just now, BurstHearts said:

if he search on youtube pc or console load times he might don't know the difference and get frustrated ,in theory should be the same speed but it isn't

but you do know what a build architecture is and that those are different and optimized for different things? ahhh the hell why do I even bother.... you are right. Good job on "informing" me. Thanks

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New drive for 65$

I dont knos because the slow speed..

maybe dont buy?

It was better than external HDD?

 

 

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Just now, ItsTheDuckAgain said:

but you do know what a build architecture is and that those are different and optimized for different things? ahhh the hell why do I even bother.... you are right. Good job on "informing" me. Thanks

I am sorry okay. He is planning to buy a 5400 rpm hdd for gamming i am acting to inform him that it isn't a good idea and if he think it is a good idea it might be because he saw the wrong information or was lured. That is it, i am not trying to look smart or anything i am just trying to help. 

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18 hours ago, ItsTheDuckAgain said:

that's sorta bonkers dude. My toaster toasts toast faster than my coffee maker too...

Seriously? You are comparing apples to kumquats. ?

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As long as anyone is oppressed, no one will be safe and free.

One has to be proactive, not reactive, to ensure the safety of one's data so backup your data! And RAID is NOT a backup!

 

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5 hours ago, Rocki said:

this drive with 5400RPM was good and fast?

Barracuda series was fast and better than other 7200 drives?

 

have deal for 4TB now.. only 65$

 

Good for Gaming and backups?

 

5400RPM drives are good for storage, good for power consumption, and good for longevity... not great for performance.

 

If you want to store game files on a drive, consider a standard desktop class 7200RPM drive.

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I see videos 5400 vs 7200 and sometimes 5400 bit faster...

it was critical for gaming? I want big storage for games... 

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1 minute ago, Rocki said:

I see videos 5400 vs 7200 and sometimes 5400 bit faster...

I call bullshit, that's not possible. 

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