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alanbjames 16-06-2020 19:07

Hard Drive Temperature Question
 
I wonder if anyone can answer me a question in regards to temperature readings on SSD and NVME.

I always thought it was read via the SMART part of the drive but the question i have is this...

I have a new Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB drive, Samsung Magician reads it at times as 49*c and Hard Disk Sentinel at 60*c at the same time.

Which one would be the most accurate and how come its so far apart?.

Thanks.

downquark1 16-06-2020 19:48

Re: Hard Drive Temperature Question
 
I would go with the Samsung one since it is the same brand. Dunno why, probably the software is misconfigured.

daveeb 16-06-2020 20:30

Re: Hard Drive Temperature Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alanbjames (Post 36040017)
I wonder if anyone can answer me a question in regards to temperature readings on SSD and NVME.

I always thought it was read via the SMART part of the drive but the question i have is this...

I have a new Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB drive, Samsung Magician reads it at times as 49*c and Hard Disk Sentinel at 60*c at the same time.

Which one would be the most accurate and how come its so far apart?.

Thanks.


It's possible that for example that Samsung magician gets its temperature information from the hard drive sensors and Sentinel gets its info from the motherboard sensors and infers the temperature from this ? As Downquark says i'd probably believe the Samsung software.

alanbjames 17-06-2020 10:54

Re: Hard Drive Temperature Question
 
OK thanks guys.

Kushan 17-06-2020 11:01

Re: Hard Drive Temperature Question
 
Even SMART isn't really much of a "standard", so yeah stick to the manufacturer's tool.


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