11 Jan 2008 at 17:09 #1 Black Dog Black Dog Associate Joined 26 Oct 2002 Posts 1,977 Location Reading, England Will I be able to upgrade my PS3 40gb with a 2.5" 7200rpm sata-II hard drive? I think the original is a 5400rpm sata. Cheers.
Will I be able to upgrade my PS3 40gb with a 2.5" 7200rpm sata-II hard drive? I think the original is a 5400rpm sata. Cheers.
11 Jan 2008 at 17:23 #2 Metalface Mark Metalface Mark Soldato Joined 26 Dec 2005 Posts 16,138 Location Paisley You can only use 5400rpm drives.
11 Jan 2008 at 17:27 #3 Black Dog Black Dog Associate OP Joined 26 Oct 2002 Posts 1,977 Location Reading, England okay thanks.
11 Jan 2008 at 17:27 #4 cb_linus cb_linus Associate Joined 28 Nov 2003 Posts 1,906 Location /home You can use 7200rpm, but not sure how much performance increase you would get: http://uk.ps3.ign.com/articles/745/745407p1.html edit: read the article, 5400rpm with plenty of cache seems to be recommended
You can use 7200rpm, but not sure how much performance increase you would get: http://uk.ps3.ign.com/articles/745/745407p1.html edit: read the article, 5400rpm with plenty of cache seems to be recommended
11 Jan 2008 at 17:31 #5 msmalls74 msmalls74 Soldato Joined 4 Aug 2006 Posts 7,859 Location Stevenage , Wisbech Think with a 7200rpm drive the extra heat caused by a faster spinning disk could cause an issue, TBH a 5400 rpm is the best bet to go for.
Think with a 7200rpm drive the extra heat caused by a faster spinning disk could cause an issue, TBH a 5400 rpm is the best bet to go for.
11 Jan 2008 at 17:31 #6 Logsi Logsi Soldato Joined 19 Oct 2005 Posts 10,487 Location Kernow Metalface Mark said: You can only use 5400rpm drives. Click to expand... That's not strictly true... You can use a 7200rpm drive but there is no benefit and it may overheat because of the extra RPM's. Josh
Metalface Mark said: You can only use 5400rpm drives. Click to expand... That's not strictly true... You can use a 7200rpm drive but there is no benefit and it may overheat because of the extra RPM's. Josh
11 Jan 2008 at 17:35 #7 Black Dog Black Dog Associate OP Joined 26 Oct 2002 Posts 1,977 Location Reading, England okay, thanks for the replies. I think I will stick with the 5400rpm to be on the safe side. Cheers.