Western Digital Raptor – is it worth it?

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Western Digital Raptor – is it worth it?

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KillerShark1978 View Member Profile	Oct 3 2008, 12:44 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 17 OS: XP	HI guys Im in the process of building a new PC, and am looking to buy the first hard drive next week, the PC is going to be used as a Media centre / Gaming machine, I have been looking at buying a 150GB Western Digital Raptor hard drive, the plan is to use 3 hard drives in the computer. Drive 1 – 150GB raptor used for the OS and installation of games and software Drive 2 – 1TB Hard drive at 7200 rpm 32MB, used to store all media files film and music Drive 3 – 300GB @ 7200, used purely as a download target. I have 2 questions about the Raptor…. 1. is it worth it? (your thoughts) 2. will it experience performance restraints with using other types of hard drive in the system as well?

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