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Morpheushasleftthebuilding
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i can replace the mainboard ,graphic card, ram, cpu, but not those hard disks with data.
anyone have a clue if those parked heads of a hd can survive a fall like that?
The part of the harddrive where your OS is installed might be damaged, you can still install the OS on another HD and use it as storage, but expect some errors. Or you could take the information of it.update: took out the seven harddisks and tested them on my laptop with a sata to usb cable and six hd's were good, one gave 0 bytes, dowloaded testdisk and rewrote the partition table and it was fixed, did not fire up my pc, lets see tomorrow
one hd is my total OS, i already copied important stuffThe part of the harddrive where your OS is installed might be damaged, you can still install the OS on another HD and use it as storage, but expect some errors. Or you could take the information of it.
That's a small HDD, SSD?one hd is my total OS, i already copied important stuff
i use a western digital black 640 gb, but only the first 30 gb part for OSThat's a small HDD, SSD?
Ah, ok so 7 partitions? Sounds, like the HDD has some errors. I'd get a new one for your OS and then run diagnostics and error fix software on the other one. It might be recoverable, but the information on definitely is.i use a western digital black 640 gb, but only the first 30 gb part for OS
no, 7 hd's, that's why is was spooked by dropping it, 7 hd's is some money and dataAh, ok so 7 partitions? Sounds, like the HDD has some errors. I'd get a new one for your OS and then run diagnostics and error fix software on the other one. It might be recoverable, but the information on definitely is.
Fill them up with water. If any leaks out I'd presume they are fucked
jbotWhat type of raid were you running
Well it is all bolted in place, so as long as nothing breaks off inside the case, it only has to deal with the jolt. Assuming the case doesn't just splinter apart. Still surprising though.jbot
after replacing the cpu cooler and some plastic frame, its up and running again, i am surprised, the mainboard, cpu, ram, survived this drop
Sir! Not a raid 10?!?! You cray.... You crayjbot
after replacing the cpu cooler and some plastic frame, its up and running again, i am surprised, the mainboard, cpu, ram, survived this drop
its a solid aluminium coolermaster big tower.Well it is all bolted in place, so as long as nothing breaks off inside the case, it only has to deal with the jolt. Assuming the case doesn't just splinter apart. Still surprising though.