I upgraded to vista home premium x64 and installed two 7k320 hard drives in raid 0 and hwmonitor64 1.12 does not show my hard drive temps anymore (hard drives non existent in hwmonitor 1.12). Any ideas?
EDIT: I just checked in device manager and my hard drive is just "volume 0" no model name like before. Is this because I turned on raid 0? so how can i configure hwmonitor to monitor temperature for a raid 0 volume?
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Yes this happens quite often. The RAID drivers screw up the temperature reading.
Try updating your Intel Storage Matrix manager -
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nope, no temps for raid setup...
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so there is no way of knowing if my drives are overheating?!
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Well heres one way:
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Thankfully they already fixed and traced most of the sources. -
timesquaredesi MagicPeople VooDooPeople
if i am not wrong, i dont think ALL hard drives come with a temp sensor on them.
i say that because the 320gb fujitsu that came with my hp dv7t recently does not show up in hwmonitor. however, i added another 320gb western digital and that one comes up just fine.
so i think it all depends on the model. again, i could be wrong, but in my case, 1 drive shows up and 1 does not. i have not done any tweaks to get it to happen - hwmonitor changes (default settings/install), no updated drivers, nada. -
^ Your HDDs are not in Intel RAID. The DV7t doesn't support RAID anyway.
You can try out HD Tune or Everest to monitor. -
timesquaredesi MagicPeople VooDooPeople
RAID or not, shouldn't hwmonitor just show the 2 drives and their temps if this was the case? I will try out HD Tune - thanks for the info.
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One cannot view temps when HDDs are RAIDed on an Intel RAID Controller using Intel MSM.
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Remember the RAID controller will turn your drives into a single drive which is what windows will see.
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I'm guessing with the 2 hard drives seen as 1 under raid, the temp sensors gets confused and the only reading you're going to get is 0.
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Mt HD's on my G50Vt are setup in raid and I cant see the temps on it either. So we must loose that feature in raid.
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The RAID drivers/controller do not relay the SMART monitor info
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It is an issue mainly with Intel RAID controllers. Yesterday, I setup RAID 0 on a MSI motherboard with a VIA RAID Controller, and it displayed all the SMART info and temps. K-Tron also posted earlier, that he is able to view the temps of his RAID 0 7K200s in the D900K, which also has a VIA RAID controller.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=188973
HWMonitor doesnt show hard drive temps
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by dougy86, Nov 25, 2008.