If removed the Hard-Drive and just used SSD's, I shouldn't worry about heat should I?

[Leadbelly78]

If removed the Hard-Drive and just used SSD's, I shouldn't worry about heat should I?
I still realize that SSD's still cost a lot but It would avoid any heating issues correct?

 

[DSzymborski]

If removed the Hard-Drive and just used SSD's, I shouldn't worry about heat should I?
I still realize that SSD's still cost a lot but It would avoid any heating issues correct?

If your laptop has a heat issue, it likely has almost nothing to do with the hard drive.

 

[Leadbelly78]

If removed the Hard-Drive and just used SSD's, I shouldn't worry about heat should I?
I still realize that SSD's still cost a lot but It would avoid any heating issues correct?

If your laptop has a heat issue, it likely has almost nothing to do with the hard drive.

I meant my PC but I get your point.

 

[jdlech]

It's hard to say because I haven't found any SSDs with temperature sensors. (not that there are none, I just haven't seen any). Without that, it's hard to say which produces more heat.
But DS is right - there's a lot bigger heat sources in any PC.

 

[Leadbelly78]

It's hard to say because I haven't found any SSDs with temperature sensors. (not that there are none, I just haven't seen any). Without that, it's hard to say which produces more heat.
But DS is right - there's a lot bigger heat sources in any PC.

Well, Thanks for the help.