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Works for me
When my powerbook HD was dying last summer (the temps got very very high, and something expanded too much and started grinding inside the drive), I actually stuck the powerbook in our fridge for a while and then operated it from there. It worked well enough to do a quick backup, but it *only* postpones the death of the drive. If it's gonna die, it's gonna die.
I guess I need to post more hints
I've known about this for years.
Bag alone helps little, one needs silica gel
A bag alone will not prevent condensation or ice formation since the air in the bag will have maybe 50% humidity at room temperature, which in the fridge/freezer when cooled down will reach 100% pretty quickly, pretty much what you have in the fridge/freezer already.
Bag alone helps little, one needs silica gel
Hard drives are sealed anyway, so I doubt any of this is a problem.
Bag alone helps little, one needs silica gel
Hard drives are not completely sealed. |
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