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<blockquote data-quote="onkl" data-source="post: 143241" data-attributes="member: 11584"><p>@ Harddisks: Yes, it's true, a Raptor is faster indeed. However, it's also very noisy and very expensive on a GB/EUR basis. Therefore, in general, only gaming fanatics (and low-end servers) love it. Consider buying two WD SE16 500 disks, then you won't have to worry about diskspace for quite a long time and they're quiet too. In general: All the stories you can find about disk speeds are very correct, but largely irrelevant for HTPC useage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="onkl, post: 143241, member: 11584"] @ Harddisks: Yes, it's true, a Raptor is faster indeed. However, it's also very noisy and very expensive on a GB/EUR basis. Therefore, in general, only gaming fanatics (and low-end servers) love it. Consider buying two WD SE16 500 disks, then you won't have to worry about diskspace for quite a long time and they're quiet too. In general: All the stories you can find about disk speeds are very correct, but largely irrelevant for HTPC useage. [/QUOTE]
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