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O.P. Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
Hello everybody, i just found out that my HDD's are at 48 and 46 *C and the max is 52 *C :| What can i do to cool it down? help please :(
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01-08-2007 05:37 AM
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RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
Get some decent water cooling that also cools your HDD would be the best option.  Apart from that you can also try for a temporary fix to take your case off and get a fan on your PC (it's what we usually do over Summer because we're too lazy to get some decent cooling for our CPU [Image: xso_tongue.gif])
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01-08-2007 05:43 AM
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RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
48oC is nothing, my HDD's average at about 50 oC. and i leave my PC on all the time.

Just do what markee said if youre worried.

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O.P. RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
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Originally posted by markee
Get some decent water cooling that also cools your HDD would be the best option.  Apart from that you can also try for a temporary fix to take your case off and get a fan on your PC (it's what we usually do over Summer because we're too lazy to get some decent cooling for our CPU [Image: xso_tongue.gif])
hmm yeah i did that when my fan stopped working when i first got the PC, guess i should do it again to just help out a little bit :) and yeah aussie summer is hot so very good idea:P...
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48oC is nothing, my HDD's average at about 50 oC. and i leave my PC on all the time.

Just do what markee said if your worried.
well it seems a little to close to me :P its like 4 degrees till it over heats :\ and yes i will do what markee said :) thanks.

EDIT: All good at 40 + 41*C now :)

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01-08-2007 05:48 AM
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RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
lol, hard drives don't overheat at 52C...
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RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
My HD usually stays at around 49c as long as I keep the fans clean.  If you're really worried about overheating, and you have a case without a door on the front, just get one of those HD fans that fit into one of the 5.5" slots.
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01-08-2007 06:19 AM
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RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
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into one of the 5.5" slots
5.25" ;)
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01-08-2007 06:22 AM
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O.P. RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
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lol, hard drives don't overheat at 52C...
i quote from HDDLife: "Max Temp: 52*C" *-)
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RE: Hard Drive SO Close to Overheating...
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Originally posted by Woraug
into one of the 5.5" slots
5.25" ;)

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