Standard speed of nb hd is 5400, whilst for PC it's 7200. However for business class notebook or gaming notebook it should be always 7200 too. The difference for work flow is significant even if for games it really depends. Most games "consume" only raw power, ie CPU+GPU+RAM but for example loading screens from Kings of Bounty would benefit from it greatly. And they are not the only.Kalah wrote:Yes, but surely the standard HD speed is 7200?

Still gaming or business notebook will be having 7200rpm hdd like a standard nowadays.
(Note that for PC there are also 5900 'ECO' drives, 5400 storage drives and 5900-7200 IntelliSeek drives. And for nb there were also ultra slow 5200 rpm drives - which in fact do not work under Vista and up. System speed is undesirably unbearable.)
@bkknight2602
Go for Alienware, the nvidia gaming cards are almost adequate replacement for Professional Quadro edtitions. Just try it, if it will be working in your case. The Quadro, above everything, is mostly question of right drivers.
