Test my Samsung 1TB 980 Pro SSD Drive.

Futureized

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Recently, bought used Samsung 1 TB 980 Pro.
On normal with no activity HDD temperature is always 47* C (check HDD before test photo)
With 2 minutes of Short self test temperature rises to 58*C + using Hard Disk Sentinel software for Windows 10 (check HDD after 2 minutes test photo)

Is there any issue with HDD or more better ways to test, I have not ran long tests due to temperature rise, dont want to fry my new mobo..
 

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nRiTeCh

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Have you applied the mobo supplied heats sink pad to the ssd before installing?
 

Futureized

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Not sure, but does my mobo comes with same ?

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Alucard1729

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Futureized said:
Recently, bought used Samsung 1 TB 980 Pro.
On normal with no activity HDD temperature is always 47* C (check HDD before test photo)
With 2 minutes of Short self test temperature rises to 58*C + using Hard Disk Sentinel software for Windows 10 (check HDD after 2 minutes test photo)

Is there any issue with HDD or more better ways to test, I have not ran long tests due to temperature rise, dont want to fry my new mobo..
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Samsung ssd usually expose 2-3 temperature readings on hwinfo. Rest of the monitoring softwares report the Nand or composite temps in my experience.
So here with the short self test your ssd controller should be in the region of 75-80c (these can even go upto 110c in enclosed space) given nand or composite is around 58-59. These temps won't hurt your ssd or motherboard but, will throttle the ssd with large write operations. Just stick the motherboard ssd heatsink or get a 3rd party one if you don't find it.
 

DEVRAJ BARIA

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Futureized

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roygarg said:
Yes it does.
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It does not, cannot find heatsink with my motherboard
Alucard1729 said:
Samsung ssd usually expose 2-3 temperature readings on hwinfo. Rest of the monitoring softwares report the Nand or composite temps in my experience.
So here with the short self test your ssd controller should be in the region of 75-80c (these can even go upto 110c in enclosed space) given nand or composite is around 58-59. These temps won't hurt your ssd or motherboard but, will throttle the ssd with large write operations. Just stick the motherboard ssd heatsink or get a 3rd party one if you don't find it.
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HWinfo and both hdd sentinel show same readings.
Can you guide to the heatsink to buy from amazon.in ?
Only the 1 TB SSD shows massive increase in temperature not the WD 500 GB SSD

DEVRAJ BARIA said:
Show us how you have installed it.
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Cant open the case myself.. already broke the cabinet glass once.
Will try to take pictures tomorrow
 

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Alucard1729

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Futureized said:
It does not, cannot find heatsink with my motherboard

HWinfo and both hdd sentinel show same readings.
Can you guide to the heatsink to buy from amazon.in ?
Only the 1 TB SSD shows massive increase in temperature not the WD 500 GB SSD


Cant open the case myself.. already broke the cabinet glass once.
Will try to take pictures tomorrow
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That's hwmonitor, hwinfo is this.
Heatsink options-

 

roygarg

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Futureized said:
It does not, cannot find heatsink with my motherboard

HWinfo and both hdd sentinel show same readings.
Can you guide to the heatsink to buy from amazon.in ?
Only the 1 TB SSD shows massive increase in temperature not the WD 500 GB SSD


Cant open the case myself.. already broke the cabinet glass once.
Will try to take pictures tomorrow
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Yes it does. I have marked it. You need to unscrew it, install the SSD, and screw it back in.

 

Futureized

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roygarg said:
Yes it does. I have marked it. You need to unscrew it, install the SSD, and screw it back in.

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Thank You for taking your time, I have two SSDs on this system, i guess the one which you have marked has WD 500 GB ssd installed. My friend has installed 1 TB in some other available slot
 

roygarg

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Futureized said:
Thank You for taking your time, I have two SSDs on this system, i guess the one which you have marked has WD 500 GB ssd installed. My friend has installed 1 TB in some other available slot
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Yes. You should have mentioned this beforehand. If you want a heatsink for the slot below, you need to purchase a third party heatsink.
 

Futureized

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roygarg said:
Yes. You should have mentioned this beforehand. If you want a heatsink for the slot below, you need to purchase a third party heatsink.
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Thanks again, Can you kindly guide to the right heat-sink I should purchase ?
Prefer amazon.in
 

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ibose

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Well the operating temp as per spec is 0 to 70. So its still within that range under your normal usage.
 

DEVRAJ BARIA

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Futureized said:
Technically, which is better one you are suggesting or the one I have ordered?

I am not a geek, hence request help.
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Not expert myself also but they both will do same work as they are supposed to do. Only order another if you want different look.