I killed it......

Capitan Harlock · Mar 22, 2014

FX-GMC said:
There is a pcb on the hard drive so XD.

its different than an ssd so i think the pcb of the hd could shield the platters and the hd could remain safe instead of the ssd that have everything on it.
Will see if the ssd regain life or not.
For me have space and good enough speed at worth more that super fast speed and low space thats it xd

FX-GMC · Mar 22, 2014

Capitan Harlock said:
its different than an ssd so i think the pcb of the hd could shield the platters and the hd could remain safe instead of the ssd that have everything on it.
Will see if the ssd regain life or not.
For me have space and good enough speed at worth more that super fast speed and low space thats it xd

Nothing wrong with being stuck in the dark ages.

Steevo · Mar 23, 2014

Capitan Harlock said:
I dont think that the coolant could go so easyli inside an hd instead of a ssd that is only 4 screw and done is open so xd

Why are you crapping in my thread? Seriously it was my fault the drive died, any mechanical drive would have died in the same place, so all your arguments are irrelevant and ignorant. As soon as I get a chance I am getting either another SSD to rebuild and reinstall or I will be rebuilding my whole system and will be using faster SSD's in their place.
Perhaps you miss the point where I also have somewhere around 10TB of mechanical storage and most of it in RAID too, my backup of truly important stuff happens to external mechanical drives.

All that being said I trust the SSD's as much as I do mechanical, its just the cost per byte is prohibitively expensive to perform backups onto SSD's.

As others have mentioned have fun with your grand theories about SSD's and go away.

Capitan Harlock · Mar 23, 2014

Steevo said:
Why are you crapping in my thread? Seriously it was my fault the drive died, any mechanical drive would have died in the same place, so all your arguments are irrelevant and ignorant. As soon as I get a chance I am getting either another SSD to rebuild and reinstall or I will be rebuilding my whole system and will be using faster SSD's in their place.
Perhaps you miss the point where I also have somewhere around 10TB of mechanical storage and most of it in RAID too, my backup of truly important stuff happens to external mechanical drives.

All that being said I trust the SSD's as much as I do mechanical, its just the cost per byte is prohibitively expensive to perform backups onto SSD's.

As others have mentioned have fun with your grand theories about SSD's and go away.

Calm down man you know what is an opinion?
If you know what means opinion , well dont make the angry for nothing and shut up.
Im telling what i think wherever i want so i dont need your permission and you dont have the rights to tell me what to do.
For me you can explode with your pc if you cant talk with people with different opinion XD

FX-GMC · Mar 23, 2014

Capitan Harlock said:
Calm down man you know what is an opinion?
If you know well dont make the cool for nothing and shut up im telling what i think wherever i whant i dont need your permission and you dont tell me what to do for me you can explode with your pc if you cant talk with people with different opinion XD

Your opinion has nothing to do with the topic at hand and no one here asked you what you thought about SSDs. That is the issue.

Also learn2english cause I don't know what the hell you actually said there.

MxPhenom 216 · Mar 23, 2014

Capitan Harlock said:
its different than an ssd so i think the pcb of the hd could shield the platters and the hd could remain safe instead of the ssd that have everything on it.
Will see if the ssd regain life or not.
For me have space and good enough speed at worth more that super fast speed and low space thats it xd

Its no different... There is more of a chance for a platter drive too die due to liquid, because the pcb and some other parts are not covered, where as for an ssd, its completely covered, and the ports are the only parts exposed, granted if you get enough water on an SSD it can get in through the edges where the ssd casing meet up.

FX-GMC said:
Your opinion has nothing to do with the topic at hand and no one here asked you what you thought about SSDs. That is the issue.
Also learn2english cause I don't know what the hell you actually said there.

I think hes confused opinion with fact, and trying make his "opinion" sound factual.

Capitan Harlock · Mar 24, 2014

FX-GMC said:
Your opinion has nothing to do with the topic at hand and no one here asked you what you thought about SSDs. That is the issue.

Also learn2english cause I don't know what the hell you actually said there.

Despite the stupid thanks on your post i have simply responded at is statemant about hd sucks when for the price you pay for me is not worth it thats it + if you have your hd or ssd in the danger of being covered with liquid the problem is not the hardware but its you that dont pay attention at your things and its a matter of FACT.

ALSO english is not my first language but if you cant read what im writing just use your brain and read it because its not so difficult XD

MxPhenom 216 · Mar 24, 2014

Capitan Harlock said:
Despite the stupid thanks on your post i have simply responded at is statemant about hd sucks when for the price you pay for me is not worth it thats it + if you have your hd or ssd in the danger of being covered with liquid the problem is not the hardware but its you that dont pay attention at your things and its a matter of FACT.

ALSO english is not my first language but if you cant read what im writing just use your brain and read it because its not so difficult XD

i think it would be in your best interest to just stop posting.

sneekypeet · Mar 24, 2014

With all the reports flying around about this thread, it is much easier just to close it and hope that you all got it out of your systems and this doesn't spill into other threads. If you all would like to continue telling each other what to do and how to do it, we have this cool thing called PMs/Conversations

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I killed it......

Capitan Harlock

FX-GMC

Steevo

Capitan Harlock

FX-GMC

MxPhenom 216

ASIC Engineer

Capitan Harlock

MxPhenom 216

ASIC Engineer

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