No, overall, hard drives just give you more storage space. Newer hard drives tend to be faster than older ones, but that only affects disk-intensive activity, not processor or RAM-intensive things.
If you want your computer to go faster, your better off buying a better processor. More and/or faster RAM can help too.
Cleaning up your computer's hard drive can make your computer work faster. Make sure to clear all cookies and defragment the hard drive. If you do this that should make your computer move a lot faster.
Defragment the hard drive.
yes,Because the hard drive is for store files and folder and ram make computer run faster and more ram more faster.
A larger hard drive will increase the overall speed and performance of your computer.
The hard drive cache is used when accessing files on your hard drive and a larger cache does improve file operation speeds.
Not really, no. However if your boot hard disk was near max capacity and you freed up some space on it by moving stuff to the portable hard drive, THAT might make your computer run quite a bit faster.
Basically, yes. Assuming you're referring to the hard drive, the RPM is how fast the drive spins. If it spin faster, it can locate the data faster, but keep in mind it will also use more energy and get hotter.
You could burn the photos to a disc, or copy them to an external drive such as a USB drive or an external hard drive, and then delete the photos from your computer. And if your computer is still slow, you can use a tool like CCleaner to help clean up your computer and make it faster. It seems unlikely that too many photos would slow down your computer unless they took up all the hard drive space, check for malware/viruses.
Hard drives can make a big difference in computer performance. Consider a solid-state drive if you need quick drive access.
The simple answer is that a computer needs a hard-drive to store the operating system and data, and a motherboard to hold the many components, circuits , etc. So take away any part and the computer won't work!
Hard drive speeds of 7200rpm allow for it to read/write/copy data faster, but this doesn't necessarily mean it will open programs faster. If you want to run programs faster, upgrade your computer's RAM (random access memory or usually just called memory).
The easiest way to make an internal hard drive portable is to purchase what's called a hard drive enclosure. Hard drive enclosures are kits that have everything you need to make your own portable hard drive. Make sure you get a hard drive enclosure that matches the size and interface type as your hard drive, as well as the means of connectivity that you wish. As an example, you can have a 3.5" IDE hard drive enclosure that connects to your computer with a USB cable. Most computer stores have hard drive enclosure. The best place to get one is probably tigerdirect.com. There are many of them available on eBay.