Advice on SSD drives

Alan282

Alan282

Alan282

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Hi I have 2 SSD drives but one of them the tempurature will not go down below 128, the other is fine. I have tried changing the positions of the drives but they still show the same tempuratures as before. The drives are OZD ones.
Alan
 
Hi and welcome to the forum.

I'd suggest it's a faulty sensor or a faulty reading from whatever program you're using to read the remperature.
 
Alan282 said:
I thought that but then surely it would give me false reading on all my equipment
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It may just be a foible of the software you're using or if it was a faulty sensor then it would only affect that drive.

Just touch the SSD while it's running.

If your skin blisters the reading is correct (:eek:), if it's just warm to the touch you know it isn't for whatever reason.
 
Surveyor said:
It may just be a foible of the software you're using or if it was a faulty sensor then it would only affect that drive.

Just touch the SSD while it's running.

If your skin blisters the reading is correct (:eek:), if it's just warm to the touch you know it isn't for whatever reason.
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Ok no blisters, they were both reasonably cold, so now can anyone suggest different software to check temperatures please.
 
HD tune Pro shows my SSD as being -128 degrees Celsius so im not sure that works...
 
My Samsung F3s are 29 and 30 degrees, so yeah the SSD sensor isn't working at all.

Its a Crucial c300 64gb

:P further reading suggests that most SSD's don't even have a temperature sensor and not to worry about it at all
 
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Efour2 said:
My Samsung F3s are 29 and 30 degrees, so yeah the SSD sensor isn't working at all.

Its a Crucial c300 64gb

:P further reading suggests that most SSD's don't even have a temperature sensor and not to worry about it at all
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Thanks for that info.
I have a OCZ Vertex3 120GB and a OCZ Vertex 2 60 GB SSD's.
 
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