- Jun 30, 2019
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Hello!
I have always heard that hdd cant take mutch vibration while it’s turned on.
Tried to find out what type of hdd my Xbox one x have, seems like it’s a seagate mobile 2.5"
Dosnt that means it’s a more vibration resistent disc since it’s ment for laptops?
Found this on the seagate page about operation vibrations: 5–200 Hz: 2.0 Gs
201–500 Hz: 1.0 Gs but i dont understand what it means or how mutch vibration they talk about?
My conserns is that we live in a second floor house and the floors is a bit soft, so when one walk by little hard you can feel the vibration to the floor and little in the desk. And i have a kid that also like to jump at the room behind my room.
Would like to hear what your thoughts is and if someone can explane what this 1-2gs means 🙂
I have always heard that hdd cant take mutch vibration while it’s turned on.
Tried to find out what type of hdd my Xbox one x have, seems like it’s a seagate mobile 2.5"
Dosnt that means it’s a more vibration resistent disc since it’s ment for laptops?
Found this on the seagate page about operation vibrations: 5–200 Hz: 2.0 Gs
201–500 Hz: 1.0 Gs but i dont understand what it means or how mutch vibration they talk about?
My conserns is that we live in a second floor house and the floors is a bit soft, so when one walk by little hard you can feel the vibration to the floor and little in the desk. And i have a kid that also like to jump at the room behind my room.
Would like to hear what your thoughts is and if someone can explane what this 1-2gs means 🙂
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