Two hard disks have the same capacity, but one spins at 5,400 RPM and the other at 7,200 RPM. Which statement is correct?
Deux disques durs ont la même capacité, mais l'un tourne à 5 400 tr/min et l'autre à 7 200 tr/min. Quelle affirmation est correcte ?
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AThe 5,400 RPM disk is faster, because it is quieter and runs coolerLe disque à 5 400 tr/min est plus rapide, car il est plus silencieux et chauffe moins
BThe 7,200 RPM disk reads and writes data fasterLe disque à 7 200 tr/min lit et écrit les données plus vite
CSpin speed only affects how long the disk's warranty lastsLa vitesse de rotation ne change que la durée de la garantie
DRPM measures how much data the disk can storeLe nombre de tours par minute mesure la quantité de données stockable
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