According to HWINFO the temp of my Samsung 1TB 970 Evo Plus NVME is either 54c or 55c, right now. It shows two scores as the 2nd is a sensor under the NVME on my Gigabyte X570 motherboard (I think, after some digging it could be on nvme as other people from years ago had 2 temps)
According to Samsung Magician, at exactly the same time. My NVME is running at 27C and is fine
I am not overly concerned about health of NVME, I believe its okay. Just curious how I can have 2 so wildly different temp readings at the same time. And which to believe.
I only looked as 2 days ago the temps on Magician were showing as 55C and too high and at the same time HWINFO also had one of its total at about same score. So I assumed they were reading same chip. Now I don't know.. I noticed a discrepancy last night too once I opened Samsung Magician and saw a 20c difference.
I assume the Samsung software reads from memory controller, although I had assumed that was where one of the scores on HWINFO also came from.
HWINFO shows a string of numbers after the description of the NVME, I tried to search them in google but no results. - S4EWNS0N603781Z - It doesn't look like a GPT number, I thought maybe a sensor on the chip. Could also just be a code for the driver description.
According to Samsung Magician, at exactly the same time. My NVME is running at 27C and is fine
I am not overly concerned about health of NVME, I believe its okay. Just curious how I can have 2 so wildly different temp readings at the same time. And which to believe.
I only looked as 2 days ago the temps on Magician were showing as 55C and too high and at the same time HWINFO also had one of its total at about same score. So I assumed they were reading same chip. Now I don't know.. I noticed a discrepancy last night too once I opened Samsung Magician and saw a 20c difference.
I assume the Samsung software reads from memory controller, although I had assumed that was where one of the scores on HWINFO also came from.
HWINFO shows a string of numbers after the description of the NVME, I tried to search them in google but no results. - S4EWNS0N603781Z - It doesn't look like a GPT number, I thought maybe a sensor on the chip. Could also just be a code for the driver description.
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