Andrew76
Maximum PC Member Since: December 1, 2008
Total Posted Comments: 2 Comments on 1 Articles
Maximum PC Member Since: December 1, 2008Total Posted Comments: 2 Comments on 1 Articles
Used to build my own systems. Started in Primary School in the good ol' days (LOL) when the largest internal HDD's were around 20Mb and looked and weighed about the same as a University Anatomy textbook. First one I built was an 8086XT based with a green and black monitor. Unfortunately, the last system I built was back when we still had only single core and was a 1.2Ghz pentium, late 2000 model. HAH! The changes I've seen since then! Well, my old system died a year ago, and was only good for booting up and typing a document in Windows Notepad! Time to upgrade I think. LOL.
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The (new) Fastest Hard Drive Ever
Posted 12/01/2008 at 08:36:44am
Just a quick note, I must have been mistaken in my previous post. After looking again using the same search query, I failed to locate the previously mentioned HDD. It may exist, then again, it may not. I'm going to purchase a couple myself if I find it again and it is what I mentioned before. 500Gb, internal 3.5" SATA 15000Rpm HDD. But it looks like the only drives that speed are all SCSI (also came up with SAS, which as I understand is Serial Attached SCSI).
Good Luck to anybody else who wants one, I hope you find it also.
The (new) Fastest Hard Drive Ever
Posted 12/01/2008 at 08:04:44am
I also found an article on these speed drives. IBM actually has one available, 500Gb. Do a search for IBM 39M4514 500Gb 15000Rpm, or just go to http://www.myshopping.com.au they are SATA drives by the look of the description and will set you back around $700-$800. Unfortunately, for those who want a SATA drive, that's the only one I found, the rest seem to be of SCSI breed. Hope this helps.