Fran Dollinger wrote: > Alan Miller wrote: > > >Frederick Silliman wrote: > >>Yes you can, but you will have thermal problem with the drive. The > >>drive itself creates a lot of heat. More so than the normal 1/3 size > >>drives. It would be better to keep it as an external in the case that > >>has the fans to take care of the additional heat. > > >Too true..... that's where I put my ST15150N > > Mine is set inside in the lower bay (by prior owner) and I've never had > an overheating or even a hot type problem....am I just lucky?
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