a revolution is not a speed. when it says its 5400 RPM(revolutions per minate) it is saying how many times a minate it spins. a revolution is a full turn (360 degrees).
Fast speeds on a hard drive are important if the drive is going to used for gaming. The average speed of a hard is around 7500 rpms. If it is being used for gaming, a faster hard drive with speeds of upto 10000 rpms should be used.
Only as fast as its CPU. Doesn't matter the size of the hard drive - the hard drive does not determine processor speed.
A line drive is a ball hit really hard and fast in a straight line.
I use a Windows 7 HDD drive in my home computer. It is fast, and reliable.
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It varies. It is dependant on the size of the hard drive fitted. There is no hard and fast rule.
10 years ago i purchased a computer with 30gb hard drive and 250mb of ram! I thought that computer was amazingly fast! Now i have purchased a computer with 500gb of hard drive and 4 gb of ram and think that is super fast! In ten years it will probably default of 1 tb of hard drive and 10 gb of ram
For most cars that depends on how you drive it. Drive hard and fast and the fuel will not last very far
A fast computer with fast internet. Doesnt matter much what PC you have just as long as you have free hard drive space and fast internet.
EASY! Just don't drive it as hard or fast.
What interface it uses. IDE, SCSI, SATA. ect.. How fast does the drive spin? Faster spin rates normally means a faster hard drive. How much cache ram does the hard drive have. Usually more is better there as well. What form factor is the hard drive. Is it for a laptop or Desktop computer? What is the memory storage size of the drive? How long is the Warranty? Is it a brand name? How hard is it to return the drive if it is defective? Do you have to pay to ship it back? Will the hard drive be banged around alot? If so you may want to consider getting a solid state drive. Also called a SSD.