Quote (Property_Damage @ Aug 24 2014 06:22pm)
Idk what a green drive is..is that a hard drive from recycled materials?
But I agree. Make sure its 4500rpm and make sure you have the right size(laptop hard drive). The only thing you might have to do is convert the drive to be FAT32 format but converting it is easy. My upgraded hdd was setup to read in a different format, Its been so long, i forget which exactly (im not a computer guru by any means) but it was a more commonly used format than fat32.
A green drive throttles the RPM in hopes to save energy.
A black drive is more balls to the wall, everything about speed. They are as loud and as fast as they can be.
A blue drive is just a basic drive. This is what to aim for.