HI
Is there a real power drain difference when using a 7200 rpm drive as compared to a 5400 rpm drive?
I did a quick check on the specs of two WD drives. One a 7200 and the second a 5400 rpm drive.
Current drain on both was the same for read, write, etc. Only difference was the current drain when in the sleep mode and the 7200 was 10 mils higher.
I read a coment on Newegg what the poster said the battery life was 40% less using a 7200 rpm drive.
Thanks
Is there a real power drain difference when using a 7200 rpm drive as compared to a 5400 rpm drive?
I did a quick check on the specs of two WD drives. One a 7200 and the second a 5400 rpm drive.
Current drain on both was the same for read, write, etc. Only difference was the current drain when in the sleep mode and the 7200 was 10 mils higher.
I read a coment on Newegg what the poster said the battery life was 40% less using a 7200 rpm drive.
Thanks