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Apparently harddrives are not completely hermetically sealed for pressure equalization reasons, so you'd have to do some fiddling to submerge them. I'm not clea
by mistercow 15y ago
Apparently harddrives are not completely hermetically sealed for pressure equalization reasons, so you'd have to do some fiddling to submerge them. I'm not clear what the point of submerging the harddrive is though.
- freehunter 15y agoYeah, hard drives themselves don't generate a lot of heat. Most heat issues with hard drives come from extra heat in the case not being efficiently moved out. If it's just a couple hard drives by themselves, passive air cooling should be enough to keep them running.