Watch to see the options!In general, there is no "best" option, because each person has different needs There are tGenerally speaking, 35 inch hard drives are made for desktop computers, while 25 inch drives, as denoted by their smaller size, are meant for laptops A 35 inch hard drive will not fit into a laptop, making a 25 inch hard drive your only upgrade choice in this case 35" external HDD vs 25" external HDD Thread starter monrayl;
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Hdd 2 5 oder 3 5 zoll-25" drives take up less space (but outside of portable PCs and SSD it is irrelevant) Other than that there really isn't a big different between 25" and 35" 35" drives have the higher capacities, but a lot of enterprise use 25" because they are physically smaller2,5" drives are slow, low capacity and expensive Slow because most with capacity uses shingled mode, and are so much more expensive than 3,5" that you
Usually 25" drives have lower capacity, lower cache and lower angular velocity compared to 35" drives of similar price For example at this time, largest consumer 35" drives can store up to 3 TB of data, may have as much as 64 MiB cache memory and are 70 RPM or RPM The downside is their power consumption which is generally around 5WNo not really, 25 and 35 inch drives are mostly the same, including interface and whatnot but 35 inch drives are usually faster and larger in space because there is more stuff you can fit into 25 vs 35 inches 35s are cheaper because of space constrains but usually no more reliable than a 25 and vise versa (in practice)If you could fit a 35 drive do it, it'll be cheaper and bigger (storage HDD external 35" yang menggunakan power adapter, atau 2 HDD external 25" yang tinggal colok ke port USB dengan memperhatikan beban seperti di bawah, diterima secara setara oleh keduanya (35" & 25") alias tidak njomplang selisihnya lama
*15 update* sadly tekzilla is now over but the peoples got a new channel / show which is pretty much the same for all the tech lovers over at techthingcExternal Hard Drives 25" vs 35" Hello!Thanks for all the help, I'll go with a 25" 2TB 5400 (wish I could find 70) with a 128MB (pro's HDD is 8MB) HDD and that'll be faster than my stock internal and will make my pro's speed equal to
I have Corsair X64 (25" solid state drive) and Seagate Momentus 704 (25" hard disk drive) mounted in a single 35" bay using Scythe Twin Mounter I use the SSD for all real usage and the HDD for backup and longterm storage like pictures and stuff If you have a laptop, the 25 HDD is your answer If you have a desktop computer, you should buy the 35 HDD Even though 25 HDD will fit your desktop, it may not provide the functionality and speed that you are looking for Hard Disk 25″ VS 35″ Prajogo Off Component, SSD & Harddisk, Tips, Saat ini tersedia dua jenis hard disk, yaitu ukuran 25 inch dan 35 inch Pada harga yang sama perbedaan ukuran hard disk ini juga mempengaruhi spesifikasi dan kecepatan hard disk yang kalian dapatkan Umumnya dengan harga sekitar 600 – 700 ribuan Rupiah
35" drives are less expensive than 25" drives As of the date of this article, this is true A 1GB 35" drive will run you about $70 with rebate, and a 1GB 25" drive will cost over $0 These are not cheapToday we answer the question does a smaller laptop hdd perform less than a fullsized desktop drive in gamesTLDR 705Twitter http//twittercom/cpuFailure rates don't seem any different from 35" HDDs in regular desktops The only 25" HDD that's pants
Also, know that the platters inside of 25" and 35" enterprise hard drives actually have the same diameter, which tells us that the main advantage of 35" over 25"Monrayl Posts 60 0 #1 Hi, I am considering purchasing anHuge 35" SATAIII spinning drives for maximum capacity, and best capacity per dollar good for video storage, bad for VHD/VMDK storage Small 25" SAS drives to reduce thrashing on disks used to back VM datastores much more IOPS to share between your VMs at the cost of more expensive hardware, and a lot more of it
R_1 no they are the same 25 inch drives will often include power with the data cable as one unit, 25 inch drives use less power and can be powered by USB a 35 inch drive needs more power and will have a dedicated power cable the actual data port is21 $797 GODSHARK Laptop IDE to Desktop PC Adapter, 25 inch 44 Pin HDD Hard Disk Drive or SSD to 40 Pin 35 inch PATA Port Converter Card 38 out of 5 stars 13 $599 shinedisk 25 Inch IDE to SATA Adapter Convert Laptop 44 Pin Male IDE PATA HDD Hard Disk Drive ,SSD to a Serial ATA Port 42 out of 5 stars Since the 25" is quite smaller physically vs the 35" drives, the media needs to be more perfect for 25" drives vs 35" The yield of platters/media for larger capacity are fewer and thus will cost more The same reason applies to 70rpm vs slower drives
Which external storage option is best? 25 vs 35 hard drive and power requirements 8 posts rtstyk Ars Scholae Palatinae Registered Posts 1230 Posted Sat 253 am My T6 original quote shows a line "Chassis with up to 8, 35" Hard Drives, Tower Configuration ()" and a line as " 600GB 10K RPM SAS 6Gbps 25in Hotplug Hard Drive,35in HYB CARR () So can I put 35" drive with tray directly into the server or it will be a 25" drive with tray?
I currently have several USB hard drives that I use to store my media and I need it to be accessible for media servers like Plex, Calibre, etc All of these are 35" desktop type external drives with their own external power The large platter diameter of 35" drives results in a higher absolute velocity of the outer sectors As they pass the read/write heads, thisพอดีต้องซื้อ HDD ไปขนงาน 16 TB ตอนนี้ชั่งใจอยู่ 2 แบบค่ะ 1 ซื้อ HDD sata 35 มาใช้ มี Docking อยู่แล้ว 2 ซื้อ external 25 คำถาม ทั้งสองแบบนี้ ตัวที่ความเร็ว
Compare WD 4TB Blue 3D NAND SATA III 25" Internal SSD Retail vs WD 4TB Purple 5400 rpm SATA III 35" Internal Surveillance HDD Retail Kit Conclusion Backing up to a 35″ hard drive uses half the power (assuming the drives don't go into standby mode) Obviously there are a lot of other scenarios we can imagine If both drives were in use 24 hours 25″ drives – 3 drives * (521W*24Hrs) = 3751 Watt*Hours per day 35″ drive1 – 1 drive * (8W*24) = 192 Watt*Hours per day25" vs 35" HDD I can't decide which!
Given that many more 25" drives can be deployed than 35" drives into the same rack space, the smaller drives yield much greater storage density and power efficiency per gigabyte Two 25", 300GB,I got my desktop custom made from PC Specialist almost 5 years ago, and have since upgraded some bits and bobs, including moving my OS to an SSD I still have the original 1tb HDD which I use for storage and gaming, but it has been making strange noises lately, and I think it might be time to upgrade So instead of returning the hard drive, I am actually considering using the 25 inch in the desktop computer As a lot of servers now use 25 inch hard drives, one would presume that 25 inch hard drives are actually more reliable than 35 inch hard drives Also all the SSD Drives mostly seem to be 25 inch as well
25 in are more portable and can easily fits inside your pocket, where as 35 are heavy and you will have to carry a power adapter, which makes the size as big as of a shoe box Neither of them are reliable, these both expansion cases have regular desktop/laptop drives inside them USB 30 connector on these case is also very fragile Four platters can create 600GB, 15,000 RPM, 35" SAS hard drives, while a comparable 25" model runs on only two platters A 25" enterprise drive running at only 10,000 RPM is usually based on Still, a little performance impact is very acceptable given the following advantages for 25" over 35" Power requirements are the next interesting difference
Hi guys, In this video I do a speed comparison between 25inch HDD's and 35Inch HDD's How slow are them 25Inch Hard Drives really? The connectors are the same in the 25" and 35" SATA drives, but you usually can not put a 35" drive where a 25" is needed, like a laptop 25" and 35" are actual sizes of the drives eSATA connectors are not the same as regular SATAI know the 25" is
25 external drives can be USB powered 35 external drives next a separate power cord So if you're going to move the drive around a lot I'd go 25 If you're just going to use it as a backup drive, and it's staying put on the desk, go 35 35 also have much more bang forHard Drive SSD Adapter,25/35 to 525 Drive Bay Adapter Computer Case Bracket, Aluminum 525 to 35 or 25 SATA/IDE HDD Mounting Kit Limited time offer, ends 07/31 HDD 35" vs 525" By im finding cases which are 525" and 35" the question is whats the difference and which one applies to me?
I have a client with a couple hundred 25" HDDs in desktop usage (miniITX POS systems); 76 #2 the fastest hdd in 25 inch form is the western digital scorpio black it is far slower then the fastest 35 inch hdd > the Scorpio black will top out at 110 during a long big file copy lots of 35 inch hdds got to 140 what interests me about you link is the 70 rpm claim for a 25 inch hdd I use a lot of hdds I am not 25" HDDes will show much greater numbers in terms of the specification for the acceleration/shock level which they are able to sustain (vs 35") I dont regard 35" HDDes as really intended to be fully portable Even though they may have become hardier in certain ways, they also have become denser
A 25" server hard drive delivers somewhat slower transfer rates than 35" drives do, but they beat them in access time A 25" SAS drive currently reaches capacities of 147 GB at 10,000 RPM rotation speeds, or 73 GB if you want a 15,000RPM drive At the same time, 35" SAS and SCSI hard drives have been available in capacities of 300 GB for a 35" vs 25" HDD Power Consumption short answer typically 58w on average if you want to be super safe, assume up to 10w for mechanical drives A 25" mechanical drive will consume a bit less, because the discs inside are smaller and lighter, so the motor doesn't need as much oomph, torque, to keep the discs spinning25 Inch Vs 35 Inch HDD Dimensions (Measurements / Width / Length / Height / Size / Screw Distance)BTW HDD's are currently at a very low price, which is ac
The standards in the industry for both 35" and 25" hard drives are 5400 and 7,0 RPM We recommend sticking to 7,0 RPM as the hard
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