Depends: are you talking about the hard drive's spin speed, or the speed of data transfer? The first would be "rpm", meaning "rotation per second", while the second is measured in Mbit/s or Gbit/s, I seriously hope you're familiar with the notion of Mbit and Gbit (in the '90s MB and GB, megabyte and gigabyte were used mainly everywhere, which were replaced by megabits and gigabits when talking about data transfer, not static data, this is why I'm asking, no harm intended).
The two units don't have a universal relationship between them, except for the fact, that when a hard drive spins faster, it is capable of a higher transfer speed.
A: or B: drive is usually a floppy disk. These are becoming rare. C: drive is usually the main hard disk. D: drive is the second hard disk if any. E: drive is usually an optical or CD or DVD drive F: G: H: etc. drive may be a USB "thumbdrive" or an external disk.
Yes. Choose to save documents you're working on to the external drive, and they will not be saved on your internal drive. Be careful, though, Microsoft Office does cache files locally, in case of a power failure or crash to save your progress, and these may possibly be recovered from an internal drive. Your external drive should be given a drive letter, D:, E:, F:, etc.
Get a new hard drive.
They allowed us to put more storage on computer hard drive disks.
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a technician look at the motherboard and sees 24-pin connector. what component would connect to the motherboard through the use of this 24-pin connector
Revolutions per minute
Most commonly reffered to would be RPM - Rounds Per Minute. The speed of which it is rotating.
No, the speed of the hard drive depends on the rpms the hard drive runs at. RAM has nothing to do with it.
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I don't know, you tell me!
The capacity of the hard drive has no bearing on performance. The rotational speed of the drive, as well as the size of it's cache, however, do often have a noticeable impact.
Only as fast as its CPU. Doesn't matter the size of the hard drive - the hard drive does not determine processor speed.
It is likely to depend on the speed of the external hard drive, although most newer external hard drives have a reasonable speed, so it is likely you will be fine wi th using an external hard drive.
For Raid 5 all the hard drives have to be of the same speed.
capacity type and speed of the hard drive
A larger hard drive will increase the overall speed and performance of your computer.