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  • Give it a few months now, then kiss it goodbye. I mean unless you did this in a place where there was absolutely NO dust, and clear capped it prior to modding it.

  • I want to build one. Obviously just for aesthetic reasons to hang in my room

  • Aww MAN ! . I WANT ONE OF THOES TRANSPARRENT CASE FOR HDD >.<

  • hardest mod to do & have a working drive as you cant get one spec of dust in it & the screws need to have correct pressure

  • Did you know even if a singe dust particle gets in that hard drive, its ruined.

  • @bg048 It, will still work, but it will die faster that it would unopen.

  • cool but does it blend??

  • lol, i did this in high school, mine was a 8gb and i hosted a website on it until the drive suicided

  • Красиво! Но от HDD нет никакого толка, если он не работает. Все-таки не для красоты он был рожден.

  • HDD is brocken...thats for sure ^^

  • i put a plexiglass cover with water and soap suds in my hard drive...it doesnt work but makes it look like a wahsing machine when my computer is on

  • my watercooled hdd is better

  • They should make HDD's like this stock.

  • lame sauce...

  • ... leds... come on man thats too old school

    :/ 4/5

  • Whatchu new coo kids up to now?

  • eh most ppl now adays are rewiring their stuff to make it better, not adding a few wires for color

    not saying this isnt cool but, there is still some better stuff

  • It's a mod.. mods are meant to be pretty..

    I mean is there anything better than led?

  • you should put this cover on a working drive, it looks great

  • Hehe cool, would have been even greater with it really working, and a small Led on the head moving up and down, but i guess thats a bit hard to do...

  • A friend of mine did the LED-on-arm thing on one drive, looked cool as hell but the drive died 6 months later.. He used a surface mount RGB diode that had a circuit changing the color each time the drive was reading/writing.

  • 6 months? Thats not bad at all man considering they are so sensitive in being opened. I dug through all my things and found 2 old 8Gb hdds i was supposed to mod... Opened up the Fujitsu one and closed it again... It held up for 6 hours and then it started to sing the clicking sound of Death on me ^^ Wonder if theres any place i can Rent a sterile Laboratory..

  • Very cool mod. Something that I might have to try.

  • I wanna replace the top with a plexi glass, but i want to still use the hdd. I just need to find a real clean enviroment.

  • it does have to be cleaner than a surgical theater

  • I beleive I have seen some when compusa was still open that were clear and had leds. U could probably find some.

  • I did the same thing.. It keeps files correctly for some minutes and then it starts to hang until you reboot the pc and format the disk..

  • That almost definitely looks like a Conner. Those were excellent, extremely reliable drives in the day. I still have 425mb and 270mb Conners, as well as a 40mb SCSI Conner still kicking around!

  • lol 400mb

  • i dont know... :( i think it was WD...

  • conner? i dont know what is conner :( this HDD had 126Mb :)

  • Conner was a known hard drive manufacturer just like Western Digital, Hitachi, Samsung etc...

  • is that a conner hard drive???

  • Ruined

  • What are the read/write times or is it just a paper weight now?

  • Did you do this in a clean room or did you ruin a hdd to make it look pretty. If the latter, why?

  • @mygaffer clean room ? you need a fuking vacoum room and a special suit and if you lucky you wont ruin your hd .

  • @Alrold Hahaha, I take it you have never heard of a "cleanroom" before. They aren't called "vacaum"(sic) rooms, they are called cleanrooms, and they have different levels which specify how many ppm of contaminants there are in the air. I do IT work for a living and part of that is data recovery. We send the repair jobs out to Drive Savers or ESS since we don't have a cleanroom.

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  • let it run!

  • i saw this on the screen savers long time ago

  • if your going to do a mod like this one DO NOT and repeat DO NOT do it on a new harddrive you'll risk losing all th Data on it

    try it with a very old one

  • Without a CleanRoom [A room with... well.... nothing but you, your work, and air. no dust or anything] you wont just loose data, More then likly the drive itself.

  • cool! even if it dont work! did u use some kind of kit! plaese tell me how!

    firelightheat at yahoo DOT com

  • does it work?

  • Next time, try to do it an an actual working drive. Now I'll be impressed.

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