The capacity of the hard drive has no bearing on performance. The rotational speed of the drive, as well as the size of it's cache, however, do often have a noticeable impact.
Both. A small driving gear and a large driven gear is a force multiplier. Whilst a large driving gear and a small driven gear is a speed multiplier
52x is the max for a CD drive due to the fact that after you hit the 52x speed the disk itself starts to flex and wiggle and can snap easily and break the CD drive and a small possibility of there being "shrapnel" from the drive.
You don't say what speed the small object has. If both have the same speed then the heavier one will have more kinetic energy.
if u are speeding and u are going 60 or 70 and they are starting to make trakfic bam there u go in a car accident
if your c drive overloaded the affect speed of computer. the computer will be start slowly.all apllication was open slowly. and speed will be slow.because c drive is the primary drive of your computer.your OS installed in c drive.... Solution:- you first of all to scan the PC. and after that you will going to the c drive. and click on windows folder. and then click on temp folder. if you will see lot of file in temp folder immidiately delete it. after that you click on Temporary files folder. and you also doing same procces. best of luck.....................
gear ratio can speed up a device or slow it down. The gears that make up the gear ratio can be used to go from small to bigger thru a series of gears and slow the drive down , say 30 to 1. Or start off with large gears going smaller and speed up the drive say 1 to 30.
It changes the ratio between the engine rpm and the drive wheel(s) rpm.
no it will not be greater are greater it does not matter
1.The drive speed is written on the packeging box. 2.Install Nero then you can check your drive speed and you can set drive speed also.
No it will not affect the speed .But in some conditions it will create problems. 1)If space of disk drives where o.s installed will small. 2)If hardware will not support properly.
A floppy drive does not in itself affect computer speed. Some poorly designed operating systems may temporarily stop responding when a floppy disk is being written to, but these systems are rare nowadays.
Think about your ten speed bicycle. The bike is in the lowest gear when the front sprocket is on the smallest diameter and the rear is on the largest. On the contrary, when the bike is at high speed, the rear is on the small diameter sprocket and the front is on the large diameter sprocket. Therefore, increasing the drive pulley size will increase the driven pulley speed (assuming the drive pulley stays at the same RPM). Similarly, increasing the driven pulley size will result in a slower speed (again, assuming the drive pulley stays at the same RPM).