On 2/2/2015 6:53 AM, Wesley Furr wrote:
Just be careful of the heat being generated by that 10k drive. I worked
for a small computer place in the late 90's that custom built machines.
We put together a server with a pair of Cheetah drives (the 10k drives
presumably the same as you speak of) and then they kept failing. Turned
out they didn't have adequate cooling and were slowly roasting
themselves to death.
Some 10K RPM SCSI drives didn't get so hot. Some years ago I put
together a box with a pair of 9 gig Ultra SCSI 10K Quantum drives. The
housings were gloss black with a few fins here and there. Absolutely
quiet and never got above warm to the touch.
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