“Rotations How many rotations this Seagate - 1TB Internal Serial ATA III/Serial ATA II Solid State Hybrid Drive for Laptops has per minute?”

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• I am seeing that this particular hybrid drive would have a spindle speed of 5400 RPM.

  Answered by MatthewSBBY 12 years ago

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• All these new generation hybrid drives rotate at 5400rpm, you will not find a 1gb hybrid hdd at 7200

  Answered by Megax 12 years ago

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• i think 7200, but might be 5400 rpm

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  Answered by Yamahaman5010 9 years ago

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• 5400rpm but performs at 7200 rpm level with SSD in full operation mode.

  Answered by greyresearcher 10 years ago

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• This SSHD drive combines the speed of a Flash memory Drive with the storage capacity and speed of a 7200 RPM standard HD.

  Answered by Bugsy 10 years ago

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• Hey Bruno, The technical specs for this drive list the Rotation Speed as being 5400 RPM.

  Answered by DJDriven 11 years ago

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• 5400 - but in daily use it seems as fast or faster than a non-hybrid 7200RPM drive.

  Answered by DavidBSacramento 12 years ago

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• 5400 very slow

  Answered by Theshadoz 10 years ago

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• Its 5200rpm but don't let that discourage you. It performs faster than my 320gb 7200 rpm drive ever did.

  Answered by Gm98 11 years ago

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• 7200 rpm

  Answered by 1111jmd1111 12 years ago

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