Apologies, should have read the fine print... 57 deg is too high even for a laptop. I had a Toshiba Satellite Pro 6100 which had the hard disk above the RAM due to which the hard disk was at 55-56 deg at idle and was reaching 60 deg with high activity. That laptop went through three 60GB hard disks before I decided that enough was enough and changed it.btw its a laptopand the screen doesn't work and neither does the keyboard so atm i have an external monitor and keyboard
software to measure transfer speeds?
- Thread starter icysniper
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yeh i agree i should upgrade but still can't decide whether to get a good laptop or a good desktop, as i need the performance but laptops will never be as good as desktops in upgrade terms
HDtune only lets me look at the hard drives not the usbs, which is a shame because its the best tool by far
