[sllug-members]: Re: Moving parts from one tower to another.
Shaun Kruger
shaun.kruger at gmail.com
Fri Nov 24 08:35:55 MST 2006
On 11/23/06, Mike Bourgeous <i_am_nitrogen at hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have never heard of computer cables getting brittle. I've worked with
> computers that are /very/ old; basically most parts outlive their
> usefulness. Another recommendation I would make is installing the mobo
> first, as even in a large tower things can get crowded with the drives
> installed. Really, as long as you're reasonably careful and static free,
> you'll find that computer parts are pretty resilient.
>
> Mike
It is however important to note that there is a direct correlation
between the fragility of computer parts and how expensive or hard to
replace they are.
For example: If you buy a pair of Opterons for a new server you must
be very careful. Looking at them funny could damage them whereas a
Pentium II processor that's been sitting in a box full of parts with
no static protection is likely to work if plugged into a system.
Shaun
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