Hello,
At the moment I have my NAS, Thecus N5200B Pro, in my desk on wheels.
Maybe I'm a bit paranoidbut can it do harm to the harddrives placing it in a desk on wheels?
When I clean my room 'sometimes' I move the desk with the NAS powered on, because the NAS is almost 24x7 streaming.
My desk will move sometimes a bit because it is on wheels.
Here is a picture of my desk with my NAS.
I can put the NAS at the right on the floor if that is better.
Cheers.
Jordi
It should be fine where it is unless you knock it of when cleaning.
Its probably better there than on the floor as the NAS will only become a dust magnet on the floor.
My desk it on wheels and i move it around whilst the pc and extra's are all plugged in, nothing happens.
I think you are paranoid, btw lovely NAS what drives are in that?
If it was a problem there would be millions of dead PCs that spend their life on similar computer desks.
If a PC, NAS or individual hard drive cannot tollerate being moved a little or rocked about a bit on a desk then how it got to you in one piece from the manufacturers is beyond me
Actually i see your PC at the far left, why are you not questioning if that is ok to be on the same desk?
jordi.c (02-10-2007)
The NAS is more sexy?Originally Posted by Funkstar
jordi.c (02-10-2007)
LOL ^_^ , my NAS is my little baby. I don't give a sh*t about my old p4 PC there is not much important DATA on it my friend.The NAS is more sexy?
@Crazymonkey, I have 5x Hitachi T7K500 500GB RAID5 in it
Cheers
Edit:If they ship the hd's they are not spinning.If a PC, NAS or individual hard drive cannot tollerate being moved a little or rocked about a bit on a desk then how it got to you in one piece from the manufacturers is beyond me
Last edited by jordi.c; 02-10-2007 at 09:38 PM.
True. But you still need to give it quite a shock to cuase damage. About 70G according to the datasheet
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