HD speed

Google the model. I'm sure it's a 5400RPM drive if it's a stock drive.

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From the upper menu, choose

apple -> about this mac -> more info -> Serial ATA

you will see something like that

Intel ICH7-M AHCI:

Vendor: Intel
Product: ICH7-M AHCI
Speed: 1.5 Gigabit
Description: AHCI Version 1.10 Supported

ST910021AS:

Capacity: 93.16 GB
Model: ST910021AS
Revision: 3.07
Serial Number: 3MH0ENG3
Native Command Queuing: Yes
Queue Depth: 32
Removable Media: No
Detachable Drive: No
BSD Name: disk0
OS9 Drivers: No
S.M.A.R.T. status: Verified
Volumes:


Copy the model number (ST910021AS in my case), search in google. You will find it there..

Hope this helps..

Hi,
Thanks for the postings here. The model number of my

Your welcome 🙂

HD is
FUJITSU MHV2080BHPL
I tried to find its speed using google, but I
couldn't find anything about it.

I just found that it is an 5400 RPM

I was asking this question because my macbook was
vibrating everytime I used it.

Are you sure that this is a vibration? Do you use 2 pin plug? I am asking this, because if you do not use the 3 pin plug, you can experience some tingle because your MBP will not be grounded. So you will have some leakage current (very very low indeed) on the chasis, as this is an aluminium case. So,you can feel it like a vibration when you move your hand/fingers on the case. If you use it with 2pin plug, try 3 pin plug. You can also check if this vibration exists on battery power.

If the vibration also exists with 3 pin plug but disappears on battery, this means that the outlet you use has some grounding problems. Try another outlet.

If the vibration exists in all cases, I suggest you to go to nearest apple service. The vibration is not normal.

It was replaced by
apple and the new one has the same problem. So, I was
thinking that maybe, it is a common thing for
macbooks to vibrate... maybe it is because of the HD
speed being to high...