Sysytem temperature View

technoboyhrishi · Sep 10, 2013

i just applied new thermal paste since my system as well as hard disk getting hotter

System cooled but hard disk not.
What this happening ?
I am attaching snapshot of Speed Fan.
Due to faulty sata port hard disk gets hotter ?
http://i.imgur.com/0UYjUGv.jpg

after half hour temp is like this
http://i.imgur.com/SD49Q4H.jpg

why temp 2 as well as hard disk is getting hot ?

Friends i have updated my thread and image so check new image friends

tiny voices · Sep 10, 2013

The HDD is 28 degrees. That is perfectly fine.

Temp 1 is not hot at all.

Applying new thermal paste the to CPU will in no way at all affect the HDD temps. It will ONLY affect the CPU temps.

bgunner · Sep 10, 2013

your temps are fine. there is no issue with HDD temps and now there seems to be no issue with your CPU temp. The E4500's usually idled around 32°C with a stock cooler.

If your HDD temps are rising you should check the air flow through the case and also check the amount of time the HDD stays active.

Dark Lord of Tech · Sep 10, 2013

I agree , all in normal range.

technoboyhrishi · Sep 10, 2013

bgunner :

dude i am sorry maintained wrong things.That image uploaded was quick after the start up so low temp is here and temp goes withing half hour up to 45 degree .Recent image i am uploading here temp2 is always increasing here and hdd temp goes 45 degree why so ?
http://i.imgur.com/0UYjUGv.jpg

tiny voices · Sep 11, 2013

Your HDD probably just doesn't get much air. 45 degrees is fine though. mine runs between 40-50 when I write stuff because it is hidden behind my back panel. You have nothing to worry about. HDD are safe up to about 60c.

bgunner · Sep 11, 2013

like tiny voices said your temps are still with in tolerances. If your that worried about the temps make sure there is good air flow through the case. keep fan blades clean, wires tucked tight to the back panel and use at least one exhaust fan on the rear of the case if not one intake and one exhaust. Your temps are nothing to worry about.

the E4500's it was not uncommon for them to hit 72°C under full load with a stock cooler and be fine. because your HDD is heating up so much I believe your case has poor air flow keeping the heat from the HDD in the HDD cage. The temps your seeing are not harmful but could be better with better airflow.

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