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The fastest gaming drive alive: Barracuda 7200

Pete Steege

Pete Steege

July 15, 2009

techware-labsArtiom at TechWare labs has a simple hack that turbo-charges a Barracuda 7200 1.5 TB drive for crazy fast performance. 

While I don’t usually promote hacks,this was pretty interesting. It’s easy to replicate using standard utilities, with no physical changes to the drive.

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  1. Traciatim
    Posted July 23, 2009 at 11:05 am | Permalink

    It’s stupid, you may as well just partition the drive and stick your movies on the extra 1.2GB, it results in the same thing and doesn’t limit you to 20% of your drive.

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