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Wouldn't dust be a problem for non SSD drives?

• detaro 6y ago
  Not really, disks are sealed and don't really care about dust until it stops all airflow to them. Still not a fan of that form factor for permanent things, looks to easy to bump or knock over, so I'd probably mount it in a box with a slow fan if I were to run this permanently.
  • toast0 6y ago
    Helium filled disks are sealed (as much as possible), but air filled disks are not, their airports are filtered though. If I were to use this as a permanent NAS, I also think an enclosure would be wise. This setup could be good for bulk data load/unload though (if the interface speeds work for you).