Really love the Sager 4760-v, and have been told that ideally, for sample based music production, the 7200 rpm hdd is the only way to go (I run FL Studio currently on my desktop). Is it REALLY that critical? Can I get by wirh a 5400 rpm? 4200? It's one of the areas I'd like to trim the fat (much as I'd love the 7200, I need to trim) I intend to stream audio from the hdd as well as record live audio and I DON'T WANT HICCUPS!!! Any thoughts?
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How crucial is hdd speed for audio apps?
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