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10k rpm HDD, friend of silence?
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I've heard they're not exactly quiet. If not, any tips on how to keep em quiet?
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The new Velociraptors are a lot quieter than the previous Raptors.
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rubber mounts washers on the screws, with cut down vibration noise
__________________one of those hard drive silencer boxes i would have thought most of the noise actually comes from the spindle
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The spin of the drives is infrequently the culprit for the added noise of "performance" harddrives. It's the motion of the heads which makes all the racket. That said, I too hear (har har) that the velociraptors are very quiet.
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Yup... spindle noise is the humming or whooshing sound. Head noise is the clicking, ticking, or screeching sound.
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Velociraptor is nearly silent... must put your ear very close to hear it...
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I've got one and they are very quiet. I can't hear mine over the fans
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the velicoraptors are supposed to be quiet. Take a look at SPCR's review
. I really really wanted to get one but couldn't afford it so I went the WD 640Gb route for my system drive and I have a Samsung F1 storage drive, as well as a Samsung Ecco 5400k as an external drive to cut down on noise.I also soft mounted my drives last weekend. Now, I can't hear them except for hard seeks
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