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Was thinking of removing the HDD bays in c70 for better airflow and put my HDD and a SSD into the optical drives using a comverter. Could they overheat?

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They do not require much cooling. As long as they aren't in a oven room at 200 F then you're good!

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Since when are you incapable of spelling? :P no flame

you know that feel when you're tired

 

like really tired, especially mentally

 

eyes feel heavy, like they don't want to completely open, you lay down in your bed to sleep, want to sleep so badly, tired and unproductive you don't even do things that are fun because you're tired

 

that's usually when I write like a 12 year old girl from Detroit 

 

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You should be fine. Here is an adapter that will help you for that. http://www.xigmatek.com/product.php?productid=200

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No. I can say this because I have a HDD on the back of my mobo tray with no airflow, held on with velcro. All my YOLO is stored there.

Duct Tape > Velcro 

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You'll be good unless it's completely surrounded by cables and gets no airflow ever.

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Duct Tape > Velcro 

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Call me crazy, but I hope that duct tape doesn't have conductive material in it.

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Call me crazy, but I hope that duct tape doesn't have conductive material in it.

Nope. It actually makes a pretty good insulator.

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so what is a good temperature for a HDD. i use a laptop most of the time, it averages 35-40dC, but in summer when it gets 40+ dC, the HDD gets to 50-55 dC. its that bad for it ot not. 

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Well it's in the ODD bays, no aorflow goes there I think

There is some, and they don't really need a lot. I just meant if they were completely suffocated.

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Was thinking of removing the HDD bays in c70 for better airflow and put my HDD and a SSD into the optical drives using a comverter. Could they overheat?

My WD Black drives will get up to 55 degrees C if I don't have a fan cooling them.

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