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Does a computer's weight increase as information is added to the hard drive?

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Hatchetfacehelga | 16:38 Sun 25th Jul 2010 | Technology
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Ha hA. I like the answers.
16:41 Sun 25th Jul 2010
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lol.
16:45 Sun 25th Jul 2010
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No, in fact it gets lighter. When an HDD works it gets warm/hot. To create heat you need friction which causes wear.

I have an old computer from 2002 that has had heavy usage. When I bring that out of the cupboard I need to tie the thing down because the HDD is so light now that it makes the whole computer float. Honest!
21:50 Sun 25th Jul 2010
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April 1st already?
21:53 Sun 25th Jul 2010

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