“Rpm of drive 7200 or 5400 ?? Thanks”

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• This is a 7200 RPM drive.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago

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• 5400

  Answered by Wookiestick 8 years ago

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• Ignore these hopelessly ignorant posters saying it is 7200.. This is not a 7200rpm drive, it is in fact a 5400rpm drive.

  Answered by SomePeople 4 years ago

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• 5400

  Answered by VideoGuy 8 years ago

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• We have 2 answers for 5400 and 2 for 7200. I am going to say it's 6,300! It drives me crazy that it's not listed, which leads me to believe it is 5,400.

  Answered by Fluffy 5 years ago

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• 5400 RPM

  Answered by Brock 3 years ago

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• The whole point of an SSD is that it is solid state (ie memory chips, not a spinning hard drive). I presume that the mfg isn’t lying on the box, in which case there are no rpm’s. It’s a collection of solid state memory chips.

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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• 7200, I don't notice much of a difference though.

  Answered by CoronaStylez 8 years ago

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