> Component heat damage (often from hard drive stacking)
Problem Description
Physical damage can occur to you hard drive if not enough ventilation
is provided within your system, especially directly around a hard
drive. Symptoms of this problem can range from intermittent problems
with software to complete system failure. The process of the hard
drive’s failure in this case is often a gradual one.
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Cause
Hard drives are spinning faster and storing more data in smaller
areas than ever before. Any hard drive, but especially those that
operate at 7200 rpm or faster produce a lot of internal heat. If
a hard drive does not have adequate ventilation within the system,
the heat can be trapped in the drive and have not dissipate into
the surrounding air. When this happens, it is much like the damage
a car engine is subjected to when it overheats, only a hard drive
is a much more precise machine. There is almost zero tolerance for
wear or heat expansion inside a hard drive.
Many computer builders are accustomed to stacking hard drives on
top of each other in multi-drive systems in the past. This can be
almost certain death for hard drives at 7200 rpm and above because
they run much hotter. Some operate at temperatures that are hot
to touch. When two of these are almost touching with no ventilation,
the operating temperature will be raised significantly beyond safe
operating temperatures.
Solution
Prevention is best. Make sure your hard drives have plenty of space
between them. A fan is an even safer option for your drives.
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