JHZR2
Staff member
Hi,
On the archiving kick, say I want a hdd that I can have as an archive, left in a safe deposit box.
It's clean, dry, used seldomly. It appears that sata HDDs of laptop size can be powered and run off of USB cables/converters. If space is a main consideration, why would I need a case for it?
Looking at my Samsung ssd, it looks so well finished that it could be a standalone drive. That said, I probably want rotating, theyre a bit less finished, but any issues?
Thanks!
On the archiving kick, say I want a hdd that I can have as an archive, left in a safe deposit box.
It's clean, dry, used seldomly. It appears that sata HDDs of laptop size can be powered and run off of USB cables/converters. If space is a main consideration, why would I need a case for it?
Looking at my Samsung ssd, it looks so well finished that it could be a standalone drive. That said, I probably want rotating, theyre a bit less finished, but any issues?
Thanks!