Re: 7200 rpm v. 5400 rpm hard drives
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Speaking of this, is it worth it to spend the extra $ for 10k rpm as opposed to 7200 rpm?
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I think the price jump from 7200->10k is quite a bit bigger than the 5400->7200 jump. Therefore it really depends on what your need for the drive is. I think 10k RPM drives are good for your OS install and running a pokertracker database personally. With those exceptions I'd rather put the money into a bigger drive than a 10k over 7200.
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