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russ
response 5 of 8: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 01:57 UTC 2003

Interesting.  I went for 3600 RPM when I built my new computer,
to cut down on heat and noise.  Unfortunately, 3600 RPM drives
are rather hard to find in the higher capacities.
jaklumen
response 6 of 8: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 05:29 UTC 2003

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jaklumen
response 7 of 8: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 05:30 UTC 2003

resp:4  You so need to relax, man.
gull
response 8 of 8: Mark Unseen   Sep 3 12:55 UTC 2003

Hard disks of all speeds have gotten quieter.  The 5400 rpm drive I
bought for my home system a while back was a lot quieter than the 3600
rpm drive I used to have.  The 10,000 RPM drives in the servers at work
are surprisingly quiet (too bad the cooling fans aren't!)  Maybe the
noise they make has just gotten so high pitched I can't hear it. ;>
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