Replies 8 views 6k aug 21, 2025 daglesj need help with a stupid hard drive mistake rinaldo00 jul 13, 2025 replies 13 views 1k jul 31, 2025 Are the shucked drives high quality Some users have recently had their accounts hijacked
Jennifer Lawrence's nude scene shouldn't be the most interesting part
It seems that the now defunct evga forums might have compromised your password there and seems many are using the same pw here
We would suggest you update your password and turn on 2fa for your account here to further secure it
None of the compromised accounts had 2fa turned on Once you have enabled 2fa, your account will be updated soon. Old games are friggin hard Ron1jed sep 12, 2006 2 3 replies 97 views 8k sep 20, 2025
Not much to do here in indiana at 6 in the morning, so i decided to decipher hard drive model numbers for my own education Learned a lot in the process, here's the results The data presented here is only for ata drives, someone else can dig up the data on scsi ;) also, this post is long enough. Replies 12k views 2m today at 8:32 pm amongthechosenx fs
14tb 7200 rpm 3.5 hard drives, seagate usb 3.0 3.5 enclosures thug esquire today at 12:20 am replies 1 views 136 today at 7:49 pm
Are these made by any of the big hard drive makers or are they made by another company altogether I see 6tb wl drives on ebay for $150 which would make them the cheapest 6tb drives on the market. A hard drive contains at least a couple of electric motors, and these suffer the most stress during spinup The longer the moving parts of the motor stay stationary relative to each other, the more likely that the motor will seize upon being repowered
A hard drives weakness for archival storage is just that, it may not spin up when you need. I've just learned about this idea So what are the pro's and con's of doing this
