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From: HiVoltDSLR
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  • if you power on the HDD after you opened the cover, it will refuse to work. please cover it and have those screws back.

  • @liliwinnt6 it was already dead hence 'deathstar these drives had a high rate of failure.. why not destroy the piece of crap.

  • It's so sad at the end, when it tries to spin despite it is broken :(

  • @TheEradicator13 it was broken before this?

  • Congrats, you just created a 2 in binary... 010101001101110102

  • lol deathstar head crash 20gb 75gxp?

  • The end part was ABSOLUTELY HORRIFIC! I'm going to have difficulty sleeping tonight. :(

  • I belive, life has more meaning

  • i was gonna make starwars joke but i coudnt bring myself to it...

  • dont make it angry!!

  • Your lucky that it didnt explode lol

  • omg, arme Festplatte, ich mach nicht einfach so 20 GB kaputt, auch wenns veraltet ist

  • gotta be smart about doing that and the only way do do that is not to do it

  • If it was at the full speed and you hit it , you could have all the glass in your eyes. Did you thitk 'bout that ? :)

  • LOL I was just laughing throughout the whole thing!

  • T_T poor lil hand....what has it ever done to u man!!

  • I have this done as it was spinning.

    I have smashed it and the Glas flew everywhere.

    I have cut myself everywhere.

    And the glass lay everywhere.

    That was a bad idea.

    But I did not know that it was made out of glas :D

  • Old hard drives are not often made from glass.... they are often metal... newer drives, have more of a tendency to be made from glass. I've torn apart 2-3 hard drives from 10-12 years ago... and I have yet to encounter 1 glass drive.

  • Is it me or has the top head been ripped right off the arm?

  • another waste of fuckin time .. i was hoping that when he smashed the platter that one part flew and took out his eye and the second part slicing his throat . well i can hope ... TOSSE.

  • 1:35 hate tat noise *_*

  • What's the actual benefit of glass platters anyway? They'd likely shatter the moment they were dropped.

  • lmao

  • poke, poke, oops it broke, oh well, (continues to try to get it to spin anyway)

    lol

  • could have been very dangerous if the glass broke while spinning!

  • LMAO!!! I feel your frustration. ^_^

  • nice vid, so fun when you hitted the plates to start rotating.

  • Are You Idiot / foolish / stupid?? This worhty, special hdd!

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  • Imagine that shit would start rotating at high speed with all that broken glass on it!

  • I'll shoot it with a pellet gun!

  • Actually that's a point. Why, with all our technology, do harddrives not stop instantly, or move the heads off the disk at the slightest hint of contact with the disk surface?

  • Actually laptop harddrive's pull the head away when the acceromerator senses a drop or when its being turned off. and usually under pc settings, you can set the drive to turn off after a set amount of time.

  • hehe =), ya should have tipped the glass out and let it spin with the 1/4 that remained :D fun fun

  • Poor thing. It was trying so hard to read the disk & you broke it.

  • some are made of glass, ive seen some really old ones made of iron and ruthenium, i have some too,i use the platters as paintball targets

  • I Had the same problem and i broke the disk

  • LOL deskstars are cool for messing with/ destroying.. check my profile i have a few hard drive destruction videos.. with a 30 gig deskstar.

  • WTF!?

  • awsome

  • Hahahah, I love it, how you tampered around with it, it was kind of animated.

  • Thanks for that constructive criticism pal.

  • You didnt hit it that hard to break it.

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