How much does hard drive color/type matter?

Those green drives were not quiet or cool.

Just get a Blue. In 2017 your hard drive should only be used for storage.

Windows and programs go on an SSD.

>>59277227

>Windows and programs go on an SSD.

I play computer games and you can't store many games on a SSD

>>59277192
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>>59277192
Greens: Cheap and "cool and quiet"
Blues: cheap general use
Blacks: faster than blues but more spendy
Reds: made for 24/7 use, slower and more expensive than blacks

>>59277227
>Windows and programs go on an SSD.
False. Windows goes into the trash.

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those colors are out of date

These days blacks are pretty much just re-branded blues. Greens are larger capacity and less energy use, but noticeably slower.

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>>59277298
green doesn't exist anymore

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>>59277227
>Windows

>>59277252
Learn to manage your storage or buy a bigger SSD.

>>59277192
>His hard drive isnt RGB

>>59277395

>either somehow make it so modern games don't take 30+gb each or spend orders of magnitude more money

Great advice

Green = very energy friendly and only made out of natural ingredients
Blue = High computing performance, uses liquid cooling
Red = it gets very hot because it spins so fast. You wont get a faster HDD.
Black = Very dangerous, uses locally created miniature black holes to store data. First developed at CERN 10 years ago.
Purple = U̶s̥e̥̫̭͉̤̮ͅd̠ ̭͇̤̞̼̳ͅo̰̘̰̜n̳̟̖̫͓̤̮l̛̲̩̼̮̣͖y͢ ͉͈̰̺̤b̯̻̖̱͉y̛͓ ̟͍̳͚̥̰͓t̩͍̺h̴̞̬͈̤͓̦e̥͚ ̺̼̙ͅN̷̹̹̠̝̪̬S̢̱͖A̯̠͉͟