Re: Significant difference in the temperature of two Seagate hard drive models
Anssi Johansson <[email protected]>
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4.10.2015, 17.42, Tiago Vasconcelos kirjoitti: > While obtaining the hard drive temperature on a set of Dell R720 (using > smartctl), I noticed a significant difference between Seagate models. > > For example (these are not one-off cases): > > Seagate ST3600057SS - 47º Celsius (117º Fahrenheit) > Seagate ST300MM0006 - 31º Celsius (88º Fahrenheit) > > Taken into account the drives are in the same server, in identical > hot-pluggable bays, what could explain this huge temperature difference? ST3600057SS is a 15700 rpm drive, ST300MM0006 is a 10600rpm drive. I'm not particularly surprised that the one that has faster rotating platters is also hotter. _______________________________________________ Linux-PowerEdge mailing list [email protected] https://lists.us.dell.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-poweredge