Is this the higher rpm version?
1806915
Model B Heavy Duty turns at a good rate of speed, with 1gal of H2o, 2lbs of pellets and I use a 2 liter soda bottle cut in a little over half filled with brass, works wonderful don't forget the Lemi-shine and dawn dish soap, the can can get heavy, be careful not to overload it with brass, I run it 2-4 hours and primer pockets are clean, occasional stuck pin or two that needs to be removed, I love hand loading clean brass so much easier to inspect, overall very pleased with wet tumbling, I wish I would have started with this as opposed to the dry media tumbler method...
1806916
I don't see anything that makes it clear in the description so I guess it could be either. I received the lower speed version. I use it for cleaning and tumbling brass for reloading...not rocks. I'll say that it spins plenty fast enough, and it is quiet. I let it go for 4 hours in another room and don't hear it with the door shut. After 4 hours the little pieces of brass look like gold jewelry. Very happy with it even though I was worried about the speed as well. If the lower speed motor lasts longer, I'd happily choose the lower speed knowing what I know now. Maybe the speed would matter for another intended purpose. I don't see anything that makes it clear in the description so I guess it could be either. I received the lower speed version. I use it for cleaning and tumbling brass for reloading...not rocks. I'll say that it spins plenty fast enough, and it is quiet. I let it go for 4 hours in another room and don't hear it with the door shut. After 4 hours the little pieces of brass look like gold jewelry. Very happy with it even though I was worried about the speed as well. If the lower speed motor lasts longer, I'd happily choose the lower speed knowing what I know now. Maybe the speed would matter... » Read More I don't see anything that makes it clear in the description so I guess it could be either. I received the lower speed version. I use it for cleaning and tumbling brass for reloading...not rocks. I'll say that it spins plenty fast enough, and it is quiet. I let it go for 4 hours in another room and don't hear it with the door shut. After 4 hours the little pieces of brass look like gold jewelry. Very happy with it even though I was worried about the speed as well. If the lower speed motor lasts longer, I'd happily choose the lower speed knowing what I know now. Maybe the speed would matter for another intended purpose. « Show Less
1806917
The motor runs at 1550 rpm if you classify that as high speed. The tumbler is classified as a high speed and handles brass quite well under 4 hours.
1806918
no its not, u dont have to have the higher speed to clean brass, this IS the best cleaner on the market, hands down. There is nothing out there better, period. The gun stores around town are trying to become a dealer for these cleaners they work so well. Buy it and your done for a brass cleaner, you couldnt pry mine away from me. thanks
1806919
Yes it is. I also use it for tumbling brass, not rocks. Superior performance.
1806920
Unfortunately not, however it still reloads a decent amount of brass. I have been very pleased with mine....
1547927
hiro.Is this the 2.0 white superdrive version? And can you confirm when it is in your hands.
2171426
The one I received a couple of weeks ago is the 12.5 hp engine. (-maybe earlier versions were 11.5?? -don't know.)
52851
It uses a 7200 RPM drive. Version 1 used a 5900 RPM drive. Both are SATA III with 64MB cache.
80668
I can't say that my answer means much seeing as I've only had this drive for about 3 months, but so far it has been a very reliable drive. My only issue is that I have had some issues with the RPM's not being enough, but that's ONLY because the computer I was working on had so much data on it, that even the computer was having difficulty running programs.My apologies if this isn't helpful, but hope it helps!
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http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1704I quote: "We can only guarantee drive capacity. We cannot guarantee a particular internal hard drive model, data interface, rotational speed, or cache size in the external hard drive enclosure."So it's probably 5400 RPM (the cheaper option).
1960468
Fwiw, 02 996 Turbo - no issues with orange exhaust dust and no fouling of plugs. I'm also tuned for 1.2 bar on 93.
349884
From my understanding the stock 120's that come with the h100i have a higher rpm but are basically the same
2058209
like the previous answers, but on my case, i can move the RPM with a free Software for get more cool
2211771
I am not really sure about that. The nameplate on my old motor read 1075 RPM so it was an exact match. If you do go with this motor, the increase in speed will require that the motor deliver more horsepower. If you do decide to go with this motor as a replacement, I would make sure that the horsepower rating of the replacement motor is at least 25% higher than the old motor.
865697
The unit I receive was a re-fab with a 5400 rpm western digital hdd. I hope that helps.
1278247
In not sure. Mine was a 5.2, but it dis fix the squealing. Money well spent!
1185281
yeah i noticed driving over 67 mph my gas mileage got better. increasing rpm's gives it a nice acceleration which allows smoother shifting.
1589224
no the Image is not correct it's not even the same brand. I have to check the rpm, the base plate is the same though or mounting bracket.
1486643
No it doesn't, it's a 5400 RPM Drive; for the most part, only Desktop Drives have an RPM of 7200.....and are "powerered drives".
1034513
The LaCie drives that I looked at had 5400 RPM drives, while this one has a 7200 RPM drive. That is why I chose this one over the LaCie.
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I would say pretty high rpm. It doesn't put out full until about 1200rpms. Starts at around 900 before anything reads on my amp meter.