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Info About SSC???

ccleorina

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Hai... I have a 750G of WD Hard Drive... I read the front part of the HDD and it say "Jumpered pin 1 and 2 enable SSC (Spread Spectrum Clocking)" What is SSC (Spread Spectrum Clocking)? Do i need to Enable it.....:confused:
 
if it's anything like spread spectrum on a mobo it's to reduce emi (electromagnetic interference) although i'd find out from wd first.
 
I.e. if it interferes with wireless cards or whatever. I think you should enable it unless you notice a performance hit.
 
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