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Coolest running 2.5" HD


I just noticed something in speedfan. I let it run for a bit in the background while I worked on my laptop, and I realized the HD is the ONLY thing that's heating up! The processor has been at a solid 108 since I first booted it.



My question, should I choose to upgrade the HD in this machine(I might not bother, I don't know...) what is the coolest running HD around? I don't care about performace, just reliability and no heat. Size wise, I wish to at least match this one, 60G...

    
The_Other_One

woah 108C?!?!

thats seems high to me. for it to be on idle..



do you have one of those laptop cooling fan pads? maby that will help.

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Mr.Suave

LOL, dude, where did I say celsius? If it were 108*C...man it would probably be melting! Use some common sence, the "breaking point" of most AMD processors is 60*F. Besides, do you think I'd be using a laptop that's hot enough to boil water! LOL

That's 108*F, and I think the HD's stablized at 93*F. That's Fahrenheit

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The_Other_One


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Originally Posted by The_Other_One


LOL, dude, where did I say celsius? If it were 108*C...man it would probably be melting! Use some common sence, the "breaking point" of most AMD processors is 60*F. Besides, do you think I'd be using a laptop that's hot enough to boil water! LOL



That's 108*F, and I think the HD's stablized at 93*F. That's Fahrenheit



lol hahhhahahaha oooops.. well you didnt specify..all you said was 108 , im soo use to seing temps all by celcius around here, and its getting late and im tired, so ya.

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Mr.Suave

Western Digital's got the coolest running notebook drive in my opinion.

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LaptopExtreme


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Originally Posted by The_Other_One


the "breaking point" of most AMD processors is 60*F



Im assuming you mean 60*C, otherwise im screwed. and you didint answer, have you tried one of those cooling pads?

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elmarcorulz


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Originally Posted by elmarcorulz


Im assuming you mean 60*C, otherwise im screwed. and you didint answer, have you tried one of those cooling pads?



LOL, now I'm getting mixed up too Yes, that is what I meant. I use *F most of the time but I know the breaking point in *C



So WD has cool drives? I don't know how their laptop drives are but I know most of their desktop drives are warmer...



As for a cooling pad, I do have one, but it's not very good. There's a fan close to my CPU fan which counter acts it...

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The_Other_One
 
 
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