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Rick Glazier <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 20 Apr 2000 10:43:20 -0400
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I worried about this... (Not enough...)
I have (only) two 5 in bays in this computer.
The burner is on the bottom and the CD-ROM is on the top.
Can I just "switch" their positions in the bays AND on the single CABLE.
I don't want to re-jumper them.  The master is on the end
now...  Can the Master be in the middle?  "Some" hard drives
hate it when you try this...  How about CD-RWs?
Thanks if advance, and I will start trying it as soon as I sign-off.
                        Rick Glazier

From: "Ultra"
> You will see heat problem. There should be at least an empty bay between your
> CD-RW and CD drive, and possible extra fan should be used to avoid heat
> problem. If you can feel the heat from CD drive when it crash, it is heat
> problem. I have seen a true story about how a CD-RW burned itself because the
> user mounted CD-RW and CD drive next each other. About two years ago, I had
> heat problem (when play games, very similar to your situation - I ran a game
> for 4 hours, I almost burned the CD), now I have left a 5" bay open (I removed
> the cover), and have an extra case fan.

----- Original Message -----
> Harvey Rose wrote:
> > I have mounted the drive above my CD-RW drive. Could this cause a heat
> > problem as I notice that drive was quit warm when it crashed? There is no
> > room between the drives for air circulation.

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