Hey guys.
As said in the title, my Samsung 970 EVO Plus is running some high temps, even without data on the drive and with aftermarket heatsink mounted.
I use the drive for game files for better load times, and while playing the drive gets to 63 degrees whith moderate airflow and aftermarket heatsink.
When not playing and on a fresh boot the drive gets to 52 degrees.
I have been in contact with Samsung support which just states that 52 degrees is within the normal operating temps.
I get that.
The drive is rated to operate at 0 - 70 degrees.
But why on earth is the temp at 52 degrees when i even formated the drive to see if it made any changes.
So my question is, do any of you guys know why these drives get so hot when doing absolutely nothing?
Thank you.
As said in the title, my Samsung 970 EVO Plus is running some high temps, even without data on the drive and with aftermarket heatsink mounted.
I use the drive for game files for better load times, and while playing the drive gets to 63 degrees whith moderate airflow and aftermarket heatsink.
When not playing and on a fresh boot the drive gets to 52 degrees.
I have been in contact with Samsung support which just states that 52 degrees is within the normal operating temps.
I get that.
The drive is rated to operate at 0 - 70 degrees.
But why on earth is the temp at 52 degrees when i even formated the drive to see if it made any changes.
So my question is, do any of you guys know why these drives get so hot when doing absolutely nothing?
Thank you.