2.5'' hdd - Page 2

Zenphic · 19th May 2008, 09:40 AM

You might want to grab a notebook cooler or maybe raise the back of your laptop by a centimeter so cool air can run under it, that is if you temps don't get any better. Bios update maybe?

mikegas · 19th May 2008, 10:19 AM

Unless the 2.5" is a enterprise drive, they are not mean to be run 24/7. Ambient operating temperature is usually measure within 1 inch form the drive and not the drive temperature itself. Some drives has temperature sensor and would shut it down if overheat is detected. Temperature is a strong factor that determine the reliability of your drive. Running it a near max temperature would only shorten your drive life span. Good luck to your drive..

lee_what2004 · 19th May 2008, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Mac Daddy

Haven't experienced that but check it I find this useful

HD Tune

done it, no bad sector.

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Originally Posted by Zenphic

You might want to grab a notebook cooler or maybe raise the back of your laptop by a centimeter so cool air can run under it, that is if you temps don't get any better. Bios update maybe?

already using a notebook cooler, and bios updated already.

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Originally Posted by mikegas

Unless the 2.5" is a enterprise drive, they are not mean to be run 24/7. Ambient operating temperature is usually measure within 1 inch form the drive and not the drive temperature itself. Some drives has temperature sensor and would shut it down if overheat is detected. Temperature is a strong factor that determine the reliability of your drive. Running it a near max temperature would only shorten your drive life span. Good luck to your drive..

thanks for the explanation.

I just shutdown my laptop for couple of hours, then turn on, and browsing for a couple minutes, the temperature already 42 C and rising

Lacus · 19th May 2008, 01:20 PM

i think it's normal. My old laptop hdd should to run as high as 56c swt >_< Getting a laptop cooling pad should actually work to help cool down the hdd (a good 1 of coz). Investing on a good cooling pad is worthy,don't go get a cheap 1 T_T..1 of my laptop died coz i got a cheap cooling pad =/..Now I'm using CM Infinite (You should try this..it's good imo xD)

Adrian Wong · 19th May 2008, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by mikegas

Unless the 2.5" is a enterprise drive, they are not mean to be run 24/7. Ambient operating temperature is usually measure within 1 inch form the drive and not the drive temperature itself. Some drives has temperature sensor and would shut it down if overheat is detected. Temperature is a strong factor that determine the reliability of your drive. Running it a near max temperature would only shorten your drive life span. Good luck to your drive..

+rep!!

lee_what2004 · 19th May 2008, 01:27 PM

I'm using CM Infinite also XD
it looks like its performance drop

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Zenphic Super Active Join Date: 23 Apr 2006 Location: Quebec, Canada Posts: 1,098 Reputation: 467 Rep Power: 9	You might want to grab a notebook cooler or maybe raise the back of your laptop by a centimeter so cool air can run under it, that is if you temps don't get any better. Bios update maybe?

19th May 2008, 10:19 AM	#12 (permalink)
mikegas I'm a regular Join Date: 7 May 2008 Posts: 464 Reputation: 206 Rep Power: 4	Unless the 2.5" is a enterprise drive, they are not mean to be run 24/7. Ambient operating temperature is usually measure within 1 inch form the drive and not the drive temperature itself. Some drives has temperature sensor and would shut it down if overheat is detected. Temperature is a strong factor that determine the reliability of your drive. Running it a near max temperature would only shorten your drive life span. Good luck to your drive..

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Lacus Super Active Join Date: 28 Mar 2008 Location: Some gundam factory o.o Posts: 1,302 Reputation: 180 Rep Power: 4	i think it's normal. My old laptop hdd should to run as high as 56c swt >_< Getting a laptop cooling pad should actually work to help cool down the hdd (a good 1 of coz). Investing on a good cooling pad is worthy,don't go get a cheap 1 T_T..1 of my laptop died coz i got a cheap cooling pad =/..Now I'm using CM Infinite (You should try this..it's good imo xD)