do you mean hdd coolers in general,
or did you mean to post a link?
or did you mean to post a link?
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Just in general
Originally Posted by MR_Plow do you mean hdd coolers in general, or did you mean to post a link? |
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DOH !
Here´s me getting the temps down to 22 thinking cooler is better. rep+ for your massive accumulation.
Ps. I´ll read that later,looks like one of my mothers letters 7-8 pages.
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| HDD cooling generally isn't needed as the optimal operational temperature is 35-45C. It seems that temps lower than 25C actually reduce life expectancy. Read: labs.google.com/papers/disk_failures.pdf |
Here´s me getting the temps down to 22 thinking cooler is better. rep+ for your massive accumulation.
Ps. I´ll read that later,looks like one of my mothers letters 7-8 pages.
Just out of curiousity any suggestions as to how to measure HDD temps?
and yes Master Chief I agree they look cool.
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and yes Master Chief I agree they look cool.
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HDD have internal temp monitors. Access the SMART data using HD Tune or any thing similar. If you have ACHI or RAID enabled, you may not be able to access the data.
Originally Posted by iscariot Just out of curiousity any suggestions as to how to measure HDD temps? and yes Master Chief I agree they look cool.
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This. I just lost my second HDD because of too much cooling
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Originally Posted by DuckieHo HDD cooling generally isn't needed as the optimal operational temperature is 35-45C. It seems that temps lower than 25C actually reduce life expectancy. Read: labs.google.com/papers/disk_failures.pdf |
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