[SOLVED] temperature false ssd on hwmonitor

[Ezequiel1234]

Hello, the hwmonitor tells me that my ssd has 33 degrees of temperature in assembly and 99 in drive , I want to know if the second measurement is false or software error, it has been like this for a day and my pc works perfect

 

[fzabkar]

NVMe SSDs report a "composite" temperature in addition to the actual sensor temperatures. 99C would be the real temperature of the flash controller's core, whereas 33C would be the composite temperature. At least that's how I understand it.

 

[Ezequiel1234]

[QUOTE = "fzabkar, publicación: 22252716, miembro: 409593"]
Los SSD NVMe informan una temperatura "compuesta" además de las temperaturas reales del sensor. 99 ° C sería la temperatura real del núcleo del controlador de flash, mientras que 33 ° C sería la temperatura compuesta. Al menos así es como lo entiendo.
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So should I worry or just drop it and forget about it?

 

[fzabkar]

Do you notice any "throttling" in performance? Have you installed a heatsink?

 

[Ezequiel1234]

no and no, my pc works fine

 

[fzabkar]

I think most people would advise that you use a heatsink. Many motherboards come with metal plates.

See https://www.maketecheasier.com/does-nvme-ssd-need-heatsink/

Note that the reviewer refers to the composite temperature reading reported by HWiNF064 as the "NAND flash temperature". I don't believe that is correct. "Drive Temperature 2" would be the temperature of the flash controller.

If I were in your position, I would use a heatsink.