QUOTE(felixx @ May 30 2008, 06:48 PM)
ohhh..really can u give the reason why changing the position during formatting will shorten hdd life..
p/s: 1st time heard about it...i'm shock
Yala, first time i've heard it. he mean physical orientation? during format?p/s: 1st time heard about it...i'm shock
QUOTE(simpul @ Jun 5 2008, 04:36 PM)
yep, cause of the vibration.QUOTE(cool-seller @ Jun 8 2008, 03:30 PM)
Hi guys..
Wanna get some of ur idea on this:
Recently i had a dead 80GB Maxtor HDD cuz of a short circuit at the harddisk electrical circuit.
Its an obvious short circuit because one of the electrical components had burnt.
So i wanna ask if there is anything as replacing the HDD electrical circuit.
and i wonder that would work..
or is there any other way to revive my HDD without a file lost in it.
any shop offers such repair?
my main intention is not to save money but to retrieve all my data and files inside.
please guide my on this.
my HDD info:
Manufacturer: Maxtor
Model: 6L080P0
80GB PATA133 HDD
Yes, electrical circuit can be replace. Just need to find a right shop to do that. Wanna get some of ur idea on this:
Recently i had a dead 80GB Maxtor HDD cuz of a short circuit at the harddisk electrical circuit.
Its an obvious short circuit because one of the electrical components had burnt.
So i wanna ask if there is anything as replacing the HDD electrical circuit.
and i wonder that would work..
or is there any other way to revive my HDD without a file lost in it.
any shop offers such repair?
my main intention is not to save money but to retrieve all my data and files inside.
please guide my on this.
my HDD info:
Manufacturer: Maxtor
Model: 6L080P0
80GB PATA133 HDD
QUOTE(aindejeje @ Jun 14 2008, 01:05 PM)
cool your hdd can prolong your HDD life
so do other computer components
a notebook also need to use cooling pad
But a hdd cooler (fan screwed to hd) kill the hd much faster. so do other computer components
a notebook also need to use cooling pad
Tips:
1. Just make sure your casing got good air flow. Better yet, use a quality aluminium case. Aluminium case will act as a heatsink for the hd.
2. Do not place 2 hd together. Leave a gap between them.
3. those removable rack is no good coz it didn't mount properly and can cause oscillation/vibration.
4. Mount your hd properly and make sure you tighten it properly.
5. Avoid moving your pc around frequently.
6. Turn off windows hdd power management (eg: hdd turn off after 20 minutes). Set it to never. (Have an experienced with this. My wdc hd died on me because of this power management) HD head will be damaged due to start and stop of the head.
Jun 20 2008, 11:30 AM

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