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[citation][nom]tester24[/nom]Only the 10k and 15k drives run that hot. 7200 should be around the same temperature. Even the 3Gb 15k drives run hot so that wasn't a big surprise from the article[/citation]
no its not just the high rpm drives that run hot try also the 5400 and 7200rpm drives every seagate drive i have owned plus all my friends who have had seagates have have hot drives. plus several of those have overheated and failed due to overheating. so dont give me that bs where you say only high rpm drive from them run hot. they also make the hottest running notebook drive i know of.
no its not just the high rpm drives that run hot try also the 5400 and 7200rpm drives every seagate drive i have owned plus all my friends who have had seagates have have hot drives. plus several of those have overheated and failed due to overheating. so dont give me that bs where you say only high rpm drive from them run hot. they also make the hottest running notebook drive i know of.