Hard drives that operate at 10,000 RPM will spin faster than those at 5,400 RPM and thus can access and transfer data more quickly. This results in improved overall performance and is particularly noticeable in tasks requiring fast read/write operations, such as opening large files or transferring media content.
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What does RPM mean in the context of hard drives?
Why do higher RPM drives offer better performance?
Are there any downsides to using a hard drive with a higher RPM?