Why would you cool an old hard drive with motor oil? That shitty computer is definatly not overclocking material. I'm sure you're supposed to use mineral oil, and on the processor, motherboard, ram graphics. Still I'd never use oil for anything.
it would have been nice to hear the drivers before they were submerged but they do sound pretty quiet. also, you should put some sort of tube where the holes are so liquid doesn't pass into them
Il vostro stupido! HDD hanno buchi d'aria per regolare i cambiamenti nella pressione dell'aria. In questo modo si ottiene l'olio nel drive e rovinarlo. Si può immergere tutto il resto in un computer in olio minerale però. Potrebbe funzionare con un disco rigido a stato solido anche se
Way to go (idiot) dude... instead of putting 1 hdd in there for test, you decided to show us how stupid you are and decided to drop your mom's HDD too... so any important data excluding your gay and hentai porn movies will be deleted.
since your SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO smart with hard drives, can you tell me how o preform the Wubi function to partition a hard drive in a Macintosh so i can install a second operating system??? i didn't think so. your an idiot.
I bet you that he saw on youtube all those oil cooled computers and thought you could cool the hard drives with oil too....even t hough on 90% of those it says don't put your hard drive in the oil
that is as useful as putting your finger up your belly button... submerge the whole thing or nothing, plus hdds don't heat up that much, a simple fan would be much better, nice try...
luckily, not everyone is as pessimistic as some of you people are or else we'd all still be banging rocks together. sometimes you have to take a risk to discover something great. and if the drives fail miserably? who cares, at least he can say definitively that the idea did or didnt work for him, rather than bashing other peoples ideas and experiments on the web.
all the people bashing this idea crack me up. how much HANDS ON research have you done to prove that this is not a feasible idea? most of you have no more a clue than the poster does. yes his hard drives will probably fail after a time in the oil, but maybe they wont? maybe if the vent holes are oriented downward the pressure inside the HDD will prevent enough oil from intruding to interfere with the read heads/platters. its hard to say as there just isnt that much research into the subject.
@ackack47 Hard Drives are not air tight, they have heavy filtered holes to equalize pressure inside with outside, these are so filtered not even the smallest pieces of dust can get it, however liquid can
@darkwolfy503 well yes...although there is no dust in there to start with, the reader heads only a few hundred nano-metres from the disks, if a peice of dust got in there it would destroy the whole device
1. NEVER put a HDD in oil. Anything with a moveing part dont put in. Unless its a fan. You can use a SSD but they cost allot. Also that oil you put it in is it gravy or something? You planning on roasting it for sunday?
Its true @Ageira, I built an oil PC and everything worked fine for an hour, after than the oil got in the hard drive and it died. Now I put the another HDD outside the aquarium and everything else inside:)
HDDs have air holes to regulate changes in air pressure. Doing this will get oil in the drive and ruin it. You can submerge everything else in a computer in MINERAL oil though. Might work with a solid state hard drive though.
engine oil will slowly corrode everything, because its meant for engines, and thus has some cleaning agents in it, mineral oil is great, except for electrolytic capacitors, it seeps into them over a few months and fucks them up too :(
better to just watercool the thing and do no full submersion, unless you only need it to work for a little while :(
U are not supposted to do that i am building a oil computer only im using clear mineral oil. but neway while it doesent mess with the workings of it makes the disk spin slower which is not good but u can submerge a ssd but they are expensive.
Looks like motor oil there? With its ton of contaminants. Guess its good for a laugh till the drive suffocates 15 min later..... haha hehe ....OK whatever. Sounds like the PC kept rebooting...maybe cause it couldn't find a WORKING drive!...now thats funny!
for most people freaking out, these drives look like they are 10 GB's. I have the same looking drives, so I beet this does help the noise as i hate that humm of older hdds, ,
you sir are an idiot. those drives do need to breathe, they have as mall air hole in the top of them for that purpose. And why did you use motor oil? lol
And chances are your drives were making so much noise because they're going bad.
Can your computer, especially the hdds, make that much noise that these measures are necessary. What about the sound from the fans or the mice running on the wire wheel in your head. Turn up the volume, you wasted probably 3 hours doing this when you could have turned a knob or put on headphones.
Or just deal with the noise, you are using tech that societies before could not possibly fathom existing. The world is accessible to you electronically and you worry about a little noise. Die. Just die.
"maybe he is running raid 0" gimmie a break don't try to stand up for stupidity. read the comments, most people know not to do this kinda thing. If the guy is too stupid to know not to do this he doesn't need to be running raid anything. Doing this for cooling is pointless, they barely fit in the container and there is too little oil.
maybe it kept them quiet though which is a slightly better reason for trying this. hey why don't you try this with your computer, let us know how it works.
man If i had hard drive that you dint have to conet to mother bored like those he never conect them to mother bored so how could the bored read them lol fun as hell
Man if I had a vocabulary where I didn't have to connect any of my phrases/words to actual grammatical rules i would... Yeah, I'm not really sure how to best your comment.
That is so incredibly stupid. Cooling a motherboard makes sense as long as there are no fans.
But this is just stupid, as it's mentioned HDD have vents, oil will get inside it and slow the platter down so much. And I have yet to find a hard drive that actually needs cooling and I have 6 of them on top of each other.
your an idiot.. Hardrives have vent holes. Besides that you have no cooling. Even if this did work the Hdd would just heat the oil up till it got hot. You have to remove the heat.
it looks like motor oil, and it looks like the oil is so thick it cant even enter threw the HDD's vents. the problem is the HDDs need to breath so im guessing they didint last long under oil at all. HDDs even have holes on them and labels that say DO NOT COVER HOLES and thats because when they spin at full speed pressure builds up and has to be released and vice versa when they spin down.
... so far stupid, what about the whole for air access on top of HDD? There will be oil on disk surface ... damn, don't do it, it's really bullshit !!!
Whats kind of oil is he using? 10W-30W
sarkhan 2 months ago
hdd is not sealed hermetically, i think this guy's hdd will work until oil gets to disk area.
uropepyaka 4 months ago
You guys are morons, it is completely possible to cool your PC with vegetable oil. Search it up.
SHaDoWofAniMoSity 4 months ago
how is this supposed to cool anything? what about the "DO NOT COVER" vent holes ?
brickwall911 6 months ago
/watch?v=6PZaO7C_IB8
working HDD in oil, beotch
R0LLINGMANGO 7 months ago
did you just fried a chicken before the hard drives?
oskeenot13 7 months ago
RIP HDD noob
Artik1993 8 months ago 2
You do realize it may not be immediate but oil goes inside splatters all over the platters and then makes em off balance and they shatter, right?
1zacster 8 months ago
Wow, sure is quiet when the drive are dead.
akirafactor 8 months ago
2:18 and..... it's fucked.
krystalvortex 8 months ago 2
Search "destroy HDD" to see a much quicker way to do this.
MonsterMunchAreAce 9 months ago 6
I bet the OP regretted this after about a week when his HDD stopped working.
Humboldt1337 9 months ago 2
Oh yea people dont do this it might work for a little while but then the oil will actually get into the hdd and ruin it
c4pt1n54n0 9 months ago
is that cooking oil?
resuort 9 months ago
nadaro!!! ;)
changestyleman 10 months ago
i feel sorry for you neo... folk aint gonna cut you no slack and i am sure you wont repeat that experiment again.....
oldschoolsituationz 10 months ago
all ur data... down the drain
Caleb5617 11 months ago
Dide n e 1 else see how the power is connected but the ribbon cable isnt connected to anything. WOW
c4pt1n54n0 11 months ago
@c4pt1n54n0 yeah i saw that
redboydah 10 months ago
@c4pt1n54n0 at 6:42 - 6:50 ish where the video jumps... yeah its him going "oh shit why wont it boot!... ohh wait I didn't plug in the hard drive!"
resuort 9 months ago
super slient = super dead....
xawesomedeathx 1 year ago
you are reallly dumb.. fo real
Wag3x 1 year ago
ma fammi il piacere
wikingo2 1 year ago
@4:20 you can see the baboon that did this tragic mistake..
dialnick 1 year ago
lol it looks like motor oil, idiot -.-
rockypyro1490 1 year ago
Dude... unless that this is a solid-state HD... you DO NOT submerge it in oil...
its a moving disk.. oil makes it run slower... Oil cooling is great... but you never put de HDD in!
jamonpicao 1 year ago
hella nasty. i wouldnt put that oil in my pc.
DJDREKEN 1 year ago
nasty
vasumaxz 1 year ago
lol you put your hdd*s in oil but you got a air cooling system xD
russiankilla94 1 year ago
LOL motor oil. what a moron.
jinxplyr 1 year ago
omg
and WHY THE FUCK only the HHDs ???
and WHY in THIS oil ???
NejaziZeciri 1 year ago
FAIL! FUCKTARD! never EVER EVER EVER do that to a drive....
BalzoutBowtie 1 year ago
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well if you realy want to put a harddrive in oil take a smal air hose to the breating hole en seal it so that no oil can get in but air can circulate
Bramsky 1 year ago
well if you realy want to put a harddrive in oil take a smal air hose to the breating hole en seal it so that no oil can get in but air can circulate
Bramsky 1 year ago
HDD OIL SKOOLD , SUPER STUPID
dangerbooboo 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Add Liquid Nitrogen instead and voila you can break world records
blanarahul 1 year ago
Trollface?
zomgwtfbbqbagel 1 year ago
Why would you cool an old hard drive with motor oil? That shitty computer is definatly not overclocking material. I'm sure you're supposed to use mineral oil, and on the processor, motherboard, ram graphics. Still I'd never use oil for anything.
TheHolyheadshot 1 year ago
it would have been nice to hear the drivers before they were submerged but they do sound pretty quiet. also, you should put some sort of tube where the holes are so liquid doesn't pass into them
schmidtbag 1 year ago
is that fucking motor oil?! your stupid.
zackSTUMP 1 year ago
dude dont do that with a hdd only ssd
flamingarse1 1 year ago
Wow ur stupid!
Il vostro stupido! HDD hanno buchi d'aria per regolare i cambiamenti nella pressione dell'aria. In questo modo si ottiene l'olio nel drive e rovinarlo. Si può immergere tutto il resto in un computer in olio minerale però. Potrebbe funzionare con un disco rigido a stato solido anche se
ThereThatGuy 1 year ago
stupid KID
turgodi 1 year ago
this is what idots do
catman7771 1 year ago
byebye Hdd,
SwampY2705 1 year ago
$10 says this is just him trolling you all.
mikehunterpunt 1 year ago 8
@mikehunterpunt it is lol, these harddrive are freaking old like 50g
Frankboom 1 year ago
@mikehunterpunt holy shit your money can talk!!!
legomaniac225 8 months ago
Way to go (idiot) dude... instead of putting 1 hdd in there for test, you decided to show us how stupid you are and decided to drop your mom's HDD too... so any important data excluding your gay and hentai porn movies will be deleted.
shigalbigal 1 year ago
the biggest idiot of all time
Reader90909 1 year ago
I would laugh if the harddrive slipped and the oil splatted on him
jonboey2 1 year ago
Before i would do this, i would buy a silent CPU Cooler and other silent stuff .. your pc is louder then my vacuum cleaner!!!
Cash4Woody 1 year ago
wow this has to really slow it down
53447lee 1 year ago
since your SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO smart with hard drives, can you tell me how o preform the Wubi function to partition a hard drive in a Macintosh so i can install a second operating system??? i didn't think so. your an idiot.
rweiii1 1 year ago
wat a retard.
rweiii1 1 year ago
WTF u can put all in this "used matoroil?!" but never, REALLY NEVER ANY DRIVES -.-
schnuffi0072001 1 year ago
Why didn't this make it to Failblog?
tonbert 1 year ago
fuckpig
novanerved 1 year ago
You sir, are an idiot.
OldHotLady 1 year ago
I bet you that he saw on youtube all those oil cooled computers and thought you could cool the hard drives with oil too....even t hough on 90% of those it says don't put your hard drive in the oil
Nexumbiker110 1 year ago
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Nexumbiker110 1 year ago
Uhm wth was i just watching? It looks like a retard trying to give birth to another retarded kid...
fredde94chr 1 year ago
How long did the harddrive work? 1 Hour max? ><
ultragaming1993 1 year ago
probably did enough damage with ur scissors dumbass
and that is just a nasty ass waste of money on something that would be fine with nothing at all cooling it
dwoodsky 1 year ago
how many times did the blue screen of death showed up? so many you lost count, oh ok
hootergirlsrhot 1 year ago
dude you are screwed.....2 weeks and yr disk will start developing bad sectors and die
Idiopathicification 1 year ago
"HD OIL COOLED, SUPER STUPID"
331sam331 1 year ago
that is as useful as putting your finger up your belly button... submerge the whole thing or nothing, plus hdds don't heat up that much, a simple fan would be much better, nice try...
Lazzlo000 1 year ago
And when you get bored about oil, what else..
Arent you going to use the dishwasher to clean that mess up, are you?
GottfriedvonCramm 1 year ago
I question the heat dissipation ability of that oil, looks like crude.
patpat070 1 year ago
All hardrives have a air hole if you cover it with oil it will not work proper? every one please dont try this at home.
masternene 1 year ago
luckily, not everyone is as pessimistic as some of you people are or else we'd all still be banging rocks together. sometimes you have to take a risk to discover something great. and if the drives fail miserably? who cares, at least he can say definitively that the idea did or didnt work for him, rather than bashing other peoples ideas and experiments on the web.
zer0mind 1 year ago
all the people bashing this idea crack me up. how much HANDS ON research have you done to prove that this is not a feasible idea? most of you have no more a clue than the poster does. yes his hard drives will probably fail after a time in the oil, but maybe they wont? maybe if the vent holes are oriented downward the pressure inside the HDD will prevent enough oil from intruding to interfere with the read heads/platters. its hard to say as there just isnt that much research into the subject.
zer0mind 1 year ago
buy some tools you stupid kid. amateur.
dustyOn3 1 year ago
my HDD has a sticker next a hole - it says "do not cover this hole" - i guess oil "covers" that hole right ?
GolfVariantCL 1 year ago
@GolfVariantCL Oil may flow through the hole to HDD and broke it.
menginio1 1 year ago
mom come look what i did i finally used my school supplies for something
dustin8707 1 year ago
I hate maxtors. The only good thing about submerging it in oil is it is now completely prepped for incineration.
Tsarevna303 1 year ago
this would work, the disks are air tight.
ackack47 1 year ago
@ackack47 Hard Drives are not air tight, they have heavy filtered holes to equalize pressure inside with outside, these are so filtered not even the smallest pieces of dust can get it, however liquid can
wezternator 1 year ago
@wezternator
So basically, dust can't get in or out, but liquids can?
darkwolfy503 1 year ago
@darkwolfy503 well yes...although there is no dust in there to start with, the reader heads only a few hundred nano-metres from the disks, if a peice of dust got in there it would destroy the whole device
wezternator 1 year ago
@wezternator
Well that's always good to know, I thought they were water tight, they seem like it anyway.
darkwolfy503 1 year ago
@darkwolfy503 hdd hava vakuum. They must air & water tight
TheDirtDragon 1 year ago
kurwa a myslalem ze cos ciekawego pokaze
csmiron 1 year ago
I will have to try this immediately.....
captaincough 1 year ago
Oh god is that used deep fryer oil?
1. Use mineral oil only.
2. Eventually even oil collects water from the airs humidity so at some point it will electrocute you.
3. Moving parts+liquid=bad idea
XxanthonykanexX 1 year ago
@XxanthonykanexX
"moving parts+liquid=badidea" uhhuh.. drain the motor oil out of your car and drive to the next state and tell me how it goes.
Grimganker 1 year ago
@Grimganker Motor oil is used to lubricate not cool, its two completely different things.
wezternator 1 year ago
wow this is boring
moleculo81 1 year ago
is it me or @ 5:35 i can almost hear the HDD cooking itself?
AlexxSR 1 year ago
HDD Always needs air... unless you need to destroy it :p
sappiou 1 year ago
Did you smoked crack? O.o
The oil just ruined your hdd.
Wintendows 1 year ago
1. NEVER put a HDD in oil. Anything with a moveing part dont put in. Unless its a fan. You can use a SSD but they cost allot. Also that oil you put it in is it gravy or something? You planning on roasting it for sunday?
jordandraper11 1 year ago
Super silent becouse they dont work anymore
Rustyy4 1 year ago 6
@Rustyy4 Exactly what i thought..
donjoeee 1 year ago
he cools the HDD instead of his cpu o_O?
Toki740 1 year ago
Never submerge an hard drive in anything but AIR. Ever.
Ageira 1 year ago 56
@Ageira That's an old Quantum Fireball and what looks to be an older Maxtor, so I doubt he cared.
TheGeek1028 1 year ago
@Ageira your wrong, I've had a non-ssd submerged in oil for over a year, it's fine
canyoudigthisfood 1 year ago
@Ageira except SSD's....
d3tach3d 1 year ago
Its true @Ageira, I built an oil PC and everything worked fine for an hour, after than the oil got in the hard drive and it died. Now I put the another HDD outside the aquarium and everything else inside:)
qluuuuuuuulp 1 year ago
lol lol lol man you can simply reduce the noise by using your underwear.. how? here is my simple method watch?v=sym2p5bB19E
beltatex 1 year ago
HDDs have air holes to regulate changes in air pressure. Doing this will get oil in the drive and ruin it. You can submerge everything else in a computer in MINERAL oil though. Might work with a solid state hard drive though.
tehooper 1 year ago 19
@tehooper not cd roms though if you enclose the inside or use one where you swap roms using scuzzy
halomasterchief14 1 year ago
@tehooper
engine oil will slowly corrode everything, because its meant for engines, and thus has some cleaning agents in it, mineral oil is great, except for electrolytic capacitors, it seeps into them over a few months and fucks them up too :(
better to just watercool the thing and do no full submersion, unless you only need it to work for a little while :(
cameron20020 11 months ago
Something makes me think that's bacon fat XD
naruto90123 1 year ago
You just officaily ruined your HDD! YAY
You should ONLY use 100% Mineral Oil!
WhiteRecordCopyright 1 year ago
that oil is just WAY too thick and filthy ,did you use motor oil or something
robertdejasse 1 year ago
don't put your Hard Drive in mineral water! IT ruins it! Divvo...
OldTimeyJunk 1 year ago
never saw black oil befor o.o
FELIX0123 1 year ago
U are not supposted to do that i am building a oil computer only im using clear mineral oil. but neway while it doesent mess with the workings of it makes the disk spin slower which is not good but u can submerge a ssd but they are expensive.
frenchtoast2eat 1 year ago
thats what i thought
krisdb2009 1 year ago
i am planning to dip my old p4 set up in oil the whole thing lmao
yalman32 2 years ago
wat a twat
DisabledCreation 2 years ago
you just ruined your hdd, have fun with your new oily paper weights.
techguy10210 2 years ago
No he didn't, oil is safer than air, more chance of an eletrical arc in air, oil is safe.
Avataryoutuification 2 years ago
use miniral oil
need4speed402 2 years ago 2
ur a mexican
minilstman 2 years ago
OMG please more slowly ? and btw those who power on the pc without coneccting ide cabble raise your hands.
brilliant idea to use motor oil Einstein, seems you havent read Carefuly the hd label "do not cover the hole" -_-
Seems like you knew what you were doing, but didnt knew what was going to happen ?
Hmmm you should apply oil to your 90.1*C device, i couldnt see wich was but i think its your brain running at 90.1*C
Good job my man.
ZtherMcy 2 years ago
Looks like motor oil there? With its ton of contaminants. Guess its good for a laugh till the drive suffocates 15 min later..... haha hehe ....OK whatever. Sounds like the PC kept rebooting...maybe cause it couldn't find a WORKING drive!...now thats funny!
STP28677 2 years ago
dude if u look closer he never connected the data cables
frank14725 2 years ago
90 DEGREES??? What was it?
27 degrees is a normal temperature, noting special. And 27 is without benchmark. And computer is still loud.
shutovilya 2 years ago
kool...but wait wont it ruin it???
CYRRYANC 2 years ago
for most people freaking out, these drives look like they are 10 GB's. I have the same looking drives, so I beet this does help the noise as i hate that humm of older hdds, ,
Mycatisbigfoot 2 years ago
Why?
tcuk 2 years ago
becuse thay can keep cool and thay are quiater
need4speed402 2 years ago
you sir are an idiot. those drives do need to breathe, they have as mall air hole in the top of them for that purpose. And why did you use motor oil? lol
And chances are your drives were making so much noise because they're going bad.
hextasy000 2 years ago 2
agreed why motor oil i never seen that before
ieatcrayons42078 2 years ago
that makes no sense, hdds are made to run optimally at a certain temperature =/
UnknownCode 2 years ago 2
Can your computer, especially the hdds, make that much noise that these measures are necessary. What about the sound from the fans or the mice running on the wire wheel in your head. Turn up the volume, you wasted probably 3 hours doing this when you could have turned a knob or put on headphones.
Or just deal with the noise, you are using tech that societies before could not possibly fathom existing. The world is accessible to you electronically and you worry about a little noise. Die. Just die.
TheUltimate747 2 years ago
XD, talk about over reacting, drama queen. he is probably doing a RAID 0 and the HDD's get too hot.
Computerfreaq15 2 years ago
"maybe he is running raid 0" gimmie a break don't try to stand up for stupidity. read the comments, most people know not to do this kinda thing. If the guy is too stupid to know not to do this he doesn't need to be running raid anything. Doing this for cooling is pointless, they barely fit in the container and there is too little oil.
maybe it kept them quiet though which is a slightly better reason for trying this. hey why don't you try this with your computer, let us know how it works.
chuckgnarkill 2 years ago
raid or not, makes no difference
joecooper18 2 years ago
@TheUltimate747
u mad bro?
bl00dm4g 2 years ago
Busted!!!
SpecklePattern 2 years ago
man If i had hard drive that you dint have to conet to mother bored like those he never conect them to mother bored so how could the bored read them lol fun as hell
kosherone 2 years ago
Man if I had a vocabulary where I didn't have to connect any of my phrases/words to actual grammatical rules i would... Yeah, I'm not really sure how to best your comment.
MENFOERHELVETE 2 years ago 2
Some might consider this funny... as i'm sure it is intended...
ConfessionRoom 2 years ago
If you need silence why not use cotton wool in your ears
Jackbite69 2 years ago
you sir, have made a BIG mistake.
kernelunderwalker 2 years ago
WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT!?!?!?!??
swordfish815508 2 years ago
gówno
KOMARpce 2 years ago
tisk tisk he should have used royal purple! (lol)
bastec666 2 years ago
Ruined HDDs. Bummer.
SaintMalicious 2 years ago
pretty retarded
m3RacerBitch 2 years ago
IDE kabel is still disconnected?!?!? WTF
ezantera 2 years ago
could you put hdd in plastic bag with abit of air and seel the off with glue so it water tight
THEBOB566974 2 years ago
just dont try. seriously. dont.
ASaga2 2 years ago 2
That is so incredibly stupid. Cooling a motherboard makes sense as long as there are no fans.
But this is just stupid, as it's mentioned HDD have vents, oil will get inside it and slow the platter down so much. And I have yet to find a hard drive that actually needs cooling and I have 6 of them on top of each other.
Petchhyy 2 years ago
I still can hear sound in sync with the HDD LED!!
San000013 2 years ago
your an idiot.. Hardrives have vent holes. Besides that you have no cooling. Even if this did work the Hdd would just heat the oil up till it got hot. You have to remove the heat.
8ball999999 2 years ago
Not if he made a radiator loop in the oil
bob10001234 2 years ago
its worse now lol
DarkHero187 2 years ago
Is the pc still runing today ??
McgregorKLB 2 years ago
Maxtor and Quantum FireBall 2 off the Crappyest hardrives out there. Im glad you didnt put something decent in that Concoction.
GilfHunter69 2 years ago 2
I was gonna say the same thing...
iggy151 2 years ago
WTF 90,1°C ?!
SuperSoldierDaniel 2 years ago
come disse rupert sciamenna.. "ma questo è un coglione!"
agostino82666 2 years ago
it looks like motor oil, and it looks like the oil is so thick it cant even enter threw the HDD's vents. the problem is the HDDs need to breath so im guessing they didint last long under oil at all. HDDs even have holes on them and labels that say DO NOT COVER HOLES and thats because when they spin at full speed pressure builds up and has to be released and vice versa when they spin down.
OigMan9 2 years ago
I am surprised that the iol doesn't damage the internal parts or click the air apiture.
Haywire6000 2 years ago
pro equipment
blowfly2 2 years ago
dipshit
scubdido 2 years ago
You do know that those hdd's will not be able to spin at full speed because of that oil right?
And no, hdd's are not air thight.
I gues is would be fine if you used solid state disks.
MeLL1eJ 2 years ago 15
This guy most be a gear-head as-will....
avsiii 2 years ago
let me see it boot up-make sure its working
6619723510 2 years ago
a real fishhead,
32LUCKY32 2 years ago
... so far stupid, what about the whole for air access on top of HDD? There will be oil on disk surface ... damn, don't do it, it's really bullshit !!!
carloscerros 2 years ago
l'olio motore corrode, se non ci si sta attenti ci si ritrova coi dischi interni cotti dall'olio. Meglio l'olio minerale.
MaurizioM89 2 years ago
is that motor oil? cause that doesnt look like vegetable oil 0.o
blackburn29293 2 years ago 3
per fare questo posso utilizzare l'olio extravergine di oliva monini?
nikfik96 2 years ago
Si, l'essenziale e` che non counduca
ubuntupaper8 2 years ago
you not connect IDE! just power! cheater!
Gusto20000 2 years ago
Grow a pair!!! and learn to get your hands dirty
Zeth2571 2 years ago 2
What a penis!
DrHerbz 2 years ago