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On 28 Jul 99, at 15:39, Roberto Safora wrote:
> Could we consider normal or proper, tha a HDD UW SCSI CHEETAH ST39102LW,
> gets so hat when working that it almost burns the tip of yor finger when
> you touch its case?
I hear that recent CHeetahs don't get quite so hot, but this is a common
problem with 10,000 rpm drives. I'd recommend putting a "Bay Cooler" in
front of that drive, and mayve see if there's room to stick a 486 heatsink on
it as well.
David G
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