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[Q]: Bought two of these about three years ago, and though they are waranteed for 6 years, they both started getting quite noisy on startup within a month of each other, a clear sign of impending sleeve bearing failure. The other fans in my system, on the other hand, are still going strong. Still, they are much quieter than the typical fans that attach to the bottom of the hard drive and appear to be about as effective at cooling.
[A]: Works well, but won't last the waranteed 6 years

[Q]: I just got one to use with my Adelphia PowerLink service and it works great.<br />The new 1.30.5 firmware even lets you change the WAN-visible MAC address so you don't have to call your provider and get them to switch it (when I had tried a previous one and tried to get Adelphia to switch the MAC address, they got really upset at the thought of putting in such a device and wouldn't do it).<br />I had it running in less than 5 minutes and both my Mac &amp; PC can now use the cable modem even at the same time.
[A]: Works great!

[Q]: The HD is great, fast and easy to use, but the temperature of the drive is really hot, it's clear that the design din't take into account the use of the HD in a room without A/C. With an ambient temperature of 28 C, the drives SMART reports 59 C, and this temperature the drive will not last very long.<br /><br />I put a Notebook cooling pad fan on top of the drive an the temperature is now in 46 C, now I'm looking small 40mm fan to permanently install them to the HD casing.<br /><br />Real shame that Seagate didn't include some form of temperature management other than passive vent holes.<br /><br />I have an older Seagate Desktop USB 3.0 drive and the temperature is similar but lower.
[A]:
Great drive, bad cooling