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  1. July 21st, 2011, 10:24 PM #1
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    hdd facing up - anti-gravity to the platter head

    I have put one 2.5 inch hdd in an external enclosure. It is a kingwin enclosure and has a nice blue display. But the problem is "it's" facing side is the back side of the hdd i.e. how it takes the hdd.

    Is it okay to keep it with the back of the hdd facing up ? Would that be something like anti-gravity to the platter head ? or it does not make any
    difference ?

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    Turn it any way you like, it makes no difference.
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    There are heads on both sides of the platters.
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  4. July 22nd, 2011, 08:23 AM #4
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    well, my confusion is now over. Thank You guys

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