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    LG notebooks - whats the RPM Scotty?

    Discussion in 'LG' started by Shure, Oct 11, 2004.

  1. Shure

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    Hey,

    Anyone out there know the RPM on these LG LS* machines hard drives?

    In particular the LS50-CSVA.

    This is nice machine with 1.6 Mhz Dothan, 512Mb RAM, 15' SXGA+, DVD+-RW, 64mb Radeon ATI jst to list a few.

    LG seems to list all other details on their machines except hard drive speed which makes me think they are 4200 rpm.

    Cheers
    [ :D]

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    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    If it's not listed, it's 4200RPM.

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    Thanks Brian,

    I have asked 4 sellers of the machine what it is and none of them can tell me.. weird. I guess you are right.. although in another post on this site an owner of an LS50 (no other model details given) says his is 5400 rpm. I was enquiring about the LS50 - csva+ in particular.

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