Was reading the following article on how to reduce power in your home office and came across this quote:
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9045738&pageNumber=3 "The Rocky Mountain Institute's Lovins suggests even more aggressive settings. Since your hard drive is designed to spin up and down an enormous number of times, don't hesitate to cut its turnoff setting from 15 minutes to, say, two or three." I had always been told that spin up/down is the #1 cause of long term HD death. Am I wrong or is this guy just talking out his butt? -- Brian Weeden
