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On Monday, May 23, 2016 at 6:49:28 AM UTC+8, Ed Light wrote:
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I am curious about the significance of no rotational vibration sensors in
the C-grade 3 TB drives. What do they do? Does a drive slow down, or
park the heads if it hears neighbouring drives in a death rattle?

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On 5/25/2016 4:09 AM, wrote:


I am curious about the significance of no rotational vibration sensors in
the C-grade 3 TB drives. What do they do? Does a drive slow down, or
park the heads if it hears neighbouring drives in a death rattle?

Me too. My HD's get some rocking as they're running in a trailer on its
suspenios with me walking around, and sometimes wind.
There was a pretty good earthquake, and everyone not on their suspension
(including buildings) had stuff fall off shelves, but all I had was the
monitor fall over in front of me, and I thought the trailer might fall over!


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On 5/25/2016 7:52 PM, Ed Light wrote:

My HD's get some rocking as they're running in a trailer on its
suspenios

!!!

Suspension, actually.

Did I somehow type suspension in Spanish? Looking it up. Nope...

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