L LOUISSSSS Diamond Member Dec 5, 2005 8,770 54 91 Jun 2, 2008 #1 so its getting warm here in NYc and my HDD temps just went up about 5c in proportion to the room temps they are not hovering at around 40-41C, i'm guessing thats fine, right?
so its getting warm here in NYc and my HDD temps just went up about 5c in proportion to the room temps they are not hovering at around 40-41C, i'm guessing thats fine, right?
BTRY B 529th FA BN Lifer Nov 26, 2005 15,188 401 126 Jun 2, 2008 #2 Room temperatures are called ambient temperatures. my raptor is at 82*f with an ambient temp of 77*f & 31% humidity my seagate ST3500630NS is @ 91*f EDIT: maybe try leaving the side cover off your case, that'll lower temps all around
Room temperatures are called ambient temperatures. my raptor is at 82*f with an ambient temp of 77*f & 31% humidity my seagate ST3500630NS is @ 91*f EDIT: maybe try leaving the side cover off your case, that'll lower temps all around
L LOUISSSSS Diamond Member Dec 5, 2005 8,770 54 91 Jun 2, 2008 #3 i'd rather not leave my side panel off.. what are your temps in Celsius? That is the universal way to mention temps in regards to PC parts. and what seagate drive is that?
i'd rather not leave my side panel off.. what are your temps in Celsius? That is the universal way to mention temps in regards to PC parts. and what seagate drive is that?
P pgjensen Member Apr 15, 2006 128 0 0 Jun 6, 2008 #4 those drives are fine up to 55C (says 60C in manual) and there is no true hard-binding evidence that lowering the temp much saves it that i have seen.
those drives are fine up to 55C (says 60C in manual) and there is no true hard-binding evidence that lowering the temp much saves it that i have seen.