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<p>“>Raptor X HDD</a>, a clear-top 10,000 rpm SATA drive that comes with 150GB of storage space, 16MB cache, and Native Command Queuing (NCQ). The Raptor X offers maximum performance in an aesthetically pleasing package, making it a potential top draw for performance enthusiasts. It features a large clear lens embedded at the top, making the read and write actions viewable to all. Expect the Raptor X to ship this quarter at an estimated retail price of $349. Via <a title=){kind=link}