wd blue for video editing?

[alexyap]

naay nka suway ani? noticeable ang performance kaysa sa wd black or gamay ra ug deperensya? ty

[lloyd_joy]

dili ta maka notice sa performance sa mga 7200 rpm on video editing bro... based sa mga recommendation, if we want to boost the performance, it would be a "must" to use a SSD for the working drive and scratch disk then the HDD for storage sa mga edited videos... even a 10K rpm SATA HDD or 15K SAS HDD will speed up... mahal man pud ni... mas mo pas2x man gihapon bisan ang scratch disk kay 7200 rpm lang basta allocated lang sya as a scratch disk... not w/ the OS...

ang performance sa WD Black & Blue drives and other "true" 7200 rpm HDDs kay ma kit-an lang na during benchmarking... actual throughput nila kay mo vary pero, gagmay ra and we can not notice the difference in real world application...

[Rainerius]

OK raman bandwidth sa HDD for video editing unless you have a multi-processor ultra fast machine na perti paspasa mo dagan murag D'Rough Riders bah lol.

[POPiO]

dili ta maka notice sa performance sa mga 7200 rpm on video editing bro... based sa mga recommendation, if we want to boost the performance, it would be a "must" to use a SSD for the working drive and scratch disk then the HDD for storage sa mga edited videos... even a 10K rpm SATA HDD or 15K SAS HDD will speed up... mahal man pud ni... mas mo pas2x man gihapon bisan ang scratch disk kay 7200 rpm lang basta allocated lang sya as a scratch disk... not w/ the OS...

ang performance sa WD Black & Blue drives and other "true" 7200 rpm HDDs kay ma kit-an lang na during benchmarking... actual throughput nila kay mo vary pero, gagmay ra and we can not notice the difference in real world application...

I definitely agree on this 1 .. ^_^