The noise is from within, not the vibrations on the case it causes.smartdude992 wrote:
are you sure you can't fix it with a couple of extra screws in the hard drive, i had and fixed that problem like that with a different drive. If you got the money and wanna burn it, buy a new hdd...
send me your old one
well if it really bugs you taht much, the other hdd seems pretty sweet, so go for it if you got the money.ReDevilJR wrote:
The noise is from within, not the vibrations on the case it causes.smartdude992 wrote:
are you sure you can't fix it with a couple of extra screws in the hard drive, i had and fixed that problem like that with a different drive. If you got the money and wanna burn it, buy a new hdd...
send me your old one
Yeah, that's what I was thinking, plus the seagate I chose has a 32MB buffer, as opposed to the 16MB, so I think I'll see an improvement from that alone with games.Volatile wrote:
Dude, I know exactly what you mean. A few weeks ago I picked up vista64 and a 150gb raptor so I could have a dual-boot setup. If it wasn't just for gaming, then it would drive me crazy.
TBH, I really didn't see a big difference between running the vista64 on the raptor vs. vista32 on my 300gb seagate. Waste of $350 IMO. I get better 3dmark scores on my seagate setup, so I say make the switch.
shouldn't be a huge improvement, most of the game data is stored to your ram, so don't expect a huge jumpReDevilJR wrote:
Yeah, that's what I was thinking, plus the seagate I chose has a 32MB buffer, as opposed to the 16MB, so I think I'll see an improvement from that alone with games.Volatile wrote:
Dude, I know exactly what you mean. A few weeks ago I picked up vista64 and a 150gb raptor so I could have a dual-boot setup. If it wasn't just for gaming, then it would drive me crazy.
TBH, I really didn't see a big difference between running the vista64 on the raptor vs. vista32 on my 300gb seagate. Waste of $350 IMO. I get better 3dmark scores on my seagate setup, so I say make the switch.