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Suggestion Needed: Unusual temps on one NVME, another NVME on laptop runs as usual
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<blockquote data-quote="ashokbishnoi" data-source="post: 2468856" data-attributes="member: 86970"><p>Other than the slot location and airflow, another thing that I wanted to add...Different manufacturers tend to monitor and report thermals differently. Some SSDs have reported temps closer to actuals, while others have a large deviations. Some report temps for controller and NANDs separately. </p><p>I have many laptops and all the SSDs, ranging from efficient Gold P31 to hot-running 970 Evo Plus, report idle temps in the range of 40-50 Celsius. I am rather curious about the low temp of Samung SSD as they usually run hot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ashokbishnoi, post: 2468856, member: 86970"] Other than the slot location and airflow, another thing that I wanted to add...Different manufacturers tend to monitor and report thermals differently. Some SSDs have reported temps closer to actuals, while others have a large deviations. Some report temps for controller and NANDs separately. I have many laptops and all the SSDs, ranging from efficient Gold P31 to hot-running 970 Evo Plus, report idle temps in the range of 40-50 Celsius. I am rather curious about the low temp of Samung SSD as they usually run hot. [/QUOTE]
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