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March 5th, 2006, 10:51 AM
#11
there are other ways to power a HDD than a pc's PSU..
there are such a device as variable voltage PSU's..
12.3 volts sounds a bit sus.. as that is with in the 10% that many (cheap) PSU's work with in.. the good PSU's are better than 5%.. so the .3v is still with in the 5%..
certainly you could set up a test bench with a fixed 5v and a variable 12 source..
If there is a problem with the HDD motor.. a voltage boost ONLY on the cotroller output could bring a temporary life to the drive.. most reliable is as mentioned.. clean room, remove platters..
Sick motors kill more controllers than anything else..
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