Re: Hard drive lifetime: wear from spinning up or rebooting vs running

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David Liontooth wrote:

Temperature obviously matters -- a linear approximation might look like
this,

     Lifetime = 60 - 12 [(t-40)/2.5]

where 60 is the average maximum lifetime, achieved at 40 degrees C and
below, and lifetime decreases by a year for every 2.5 degree rise in
temperature.  Does anyone have an actual formula?

This paper from Hitachi may be of some use for their drives:

http://www.hgst.com/hdd/technolo/drivetemp/drivetemp.htm

Regards,

Richard
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