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No seriously, the vibration from yelling at it increases latency:
Shouting at your hard drive is bad for performance.
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Maliksky
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Interesting. Sounds really noisy in that room to begin with. Maybe he is creating a strong harmonic when yelling at the drive. lol
I assume that the noise causes the hard drive head(s) to vibrate. However I doubt that noise will affect ssd drives.
I assume that the noise causes the hard drive head(s) to vibrate. However I doubt that noise will affect ssd drives.
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I'm glad my monitor isn't affected like this 
I'd like to get one of those drives. I recently installed a PNY 240 GB SSD with a gift card that I had from Best Buy. Best bang for the buck that I've ever done to my PC. Set up 140 GB partition for OS, 100 GB for storage (BF3 & 4) and use Acronis to do backup images of both partitions to a 500 GB partition on half of a 1 TB Seagate drive, then a copy of the 1 TB to another partition on a 2 TB Seagate.
I'd like to get one of those drives. I recently installed a PNY 240 GB SSD with a gift card that I had from Best Buy. Best bang for the buck that I've ever done to my PC. Set up 140 GB partition for OS, 100 GB for storage (BF3 & 4) and use Acronis to do backup images of both partitions to a 500 GB partition on half of a 1 TB Seagate drive, then a copy of the 1 TB to another partition on a 2 TB Seagate.