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Mr. Bart
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 8:22 am Post subject:
sony PCG-K25 and Hitachi 7K60 HD |
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I put one of these 7200 RPM Hitachi disks in my K25 and it's a little faster
than the 4200 RPM Hitachi 60Gig that was already in, but it vibrates way too
much, so that when the machine is running I can feel the vibration on the
palmrest, either side, like a slight buzzy feel.
I assume this is because it's 7200 RPM, so am getting ready to put the
4200RPM drive back in. THe difference in speed is not huge in any case.
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Quaoar
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 7:34 pm Post subject:
Re: sony PCG-K25 and Hitachi 7K60 HD |
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Mr. Bart wrote:
| Quote: | I put one of these 7200 RPM Hitachi disks in my K25 and it's a little
faster than the 4200 RPM Hitachi 60Gig that was already in, but it
vibrates way too much, so that when the machine is running I can feel
the vibration on the palmrest, either side, like a slight buzzy feel.
I assume this is because it's 7200 RPM, so am getting ready to put the
4200RPM drive back in. THe difference in speed is not huge in any
case.
Opinions?
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Bad drive or the drive is not installed correctly in the drive caddy.
The HK60 is reported by users (me, also) to be extremely silent and
vibration-free.
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Mr. Bart
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Sun Jan 16, 2005 2:44 am Post subject:
Re: sony PCG-K25 and Hitachi 7K60 HD |
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interesting. i reinstalled the 4200 rpm drive and now have silent and no
vibration.
"Quaoar" <quaoar@tenthplanet.net> wrote in message
news:ooGdnQ2HdZdCtHTcRVn-gg@comcast.com...
| Quote: | Mr. Bart wrote:
I put one of these 7200 RPM Hitachi disks in my K25 and it's a little
faster than the 4200 RPM Hitachi 60Gig that was already in, but it
vibrates way too much, so that when the machine is running I can feel
the vibration on the palmrest, either side, like a slight buzzy feel.
I assume this is because it's 7200 RPM, so am getting ready to put the
4200RPM drive back in. THe difference in speed is not huge in any
case.
Opinions?
Bad drive or the drive is not installed correctly in the drive caddy.
The HK60 is reported by users (me, also) to be extremely silent and
vibration-free.
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