Thought it is quite warm/hot for a hardrive. If a repair fails, the sectors that failed will be repeatedly detected.Ī Hardrive temperature of 54C from my experience isn't problematic. though personally I've never seen it, The only reason a block would fail is due to excessive read/writes to that same exact block or manufacturing fault which in the former, isn't ever going to happen, and in the latter, generally the drive is doa or fails fully from the bit I've looked up.īad sectors can be detected and repaired on a standard hardrive, if the repair works, then the checks later on won't detect any errors. but most people just refer to the things using similar terminology.īlocks can fail on a SSD. There really isn't 'sectors' usually they are called blocks. I still don't like that it has a warning.

Now, for some reason this doesn't sound as bad, unless I am missing something. (BE) Airflow Temperature, Current 54 worst 39 Threshold 45 status failed.Īnd when I click on it I get in the description box bellow,Įrror! Thresholld reached, Replacing the hard drive is recommended. The internal drives are ok but the external drive has a red warning Out of curiosity I checked the other hard drives (2 internal and 1 external). (0A) Spin Retry Count, number of spin up attempts after a spin up failure:1 the drive was unable to spin up the drive.Ĭall me crazy but they don't sound great. The first is (05)Reallocated Sector Count (status=warning and descriptions Number of retired sectors:1, status the drive has damaged sectors) Seatools doesn't give me anything wrong with it so I decided just in case to try HD Tune Pro 5.50 (trial).Īccording to it, in the health tab, there are two yellow warnings.

Since I bought the new C drive few days ago, I placed my old C drive (a Maxtor drive) as a FRAPs drive.Įverything seemed to be going well till the last couple of days when I noticed some problems.

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