The new harddrive in my notebook gets quite hot (55°C) and according to Seagate this is the max operating temperature. How can I cool it down? Are there any devices I can buy, maybe better case fans?
The notebook is a Dell Inspiron 8100.
I just built a new harddrive in my notebook (Dell Inspiron 8100: 1,2 Ghz P3 with 512 Mb RAM) and it is getting quite hot: 55°C (the harddrive temperature) while working with windows. Is that too hot? Any advice to make it cooler? Better case fans maybe?
The Harddrive is a 40Gb Seagate ST94811A...
no thats not normal.... you should get about 20 Mb/sec I think. Is DMA on the IDE channel really activated?? What OS are u using? In Win2k you have to enable DMA for the IDE channel!! not for the drive itself.
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