“What is the RPM, is this SSHD drive a 7200 or 5400 speed?”

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• 5400 and obvious that it's not a SSD. Look at the great price! Lol

  Answered by donkslayer82 8 years ago

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• Other sites have it listed at 5900 RPM.

  Answered by BluePalmetto 9 years ago

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• There is a spinning disk with an rpm; you do not get a terabyte SSD for $150. Seagate does not state the rpm of the winchester disk part of the hybrid but asserts that the thru put is much faster which must be true (except for a huge block of sequential disk reads). I would imagine that the speed it is 5400 rpm as the real juice is the SSD and the predictive algorithm. Faster disk would just cost more and fail more often.

  Answered by Anonymous 9 years ago

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• Since SSD drives have no moving parts, it is neither. RPM stands for Revolutions Per Minute. This is how fast the platters are spinning in a traditional hard drive. SSD drives are all memory, like a USB key. Hope this helps.

  Answered by Sig2016 9 years ago

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• It is neither 5400 or 7200RPM, it has no spindle, no moving parts. The data transfer rates are more than 10x the speed of a 5400 or 7200 drive. You WILL notice the speed difference. It is VASTLY faster in performance.

  Answered by Gary 9 years ago

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