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    HDD heating problem

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by necokop, Jul 8, 2006.

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    Have Acer 5033, I have HDD heating problem since I bought. It used to have 4200RPM, was around 50-52 degrees, now has 7200RPM (7K60), lolls around 58 degrees. What could be reasons for that? Any way to prevent?

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    Two Screen shots. One as soon as computer starts, other after some time. It looks like low performance, considering 7k100 performance. Why would that be?

    HDTune_Benchmark_HTS726060M9AT00.png

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