HDD Temperature
by PalickSoft
An application for monitoring the temperature of the hard disc drive
HDD Temperature is an application informer that shows the temperature of hard drives on the system tray panel (only IDE drives are supported). If the temperature of the drives exceeds the allowable limits, the HDD Temperature may put the computer to sleep (or inform the user via the network).
HDD Temperature ensures the longevity of your hard drives by detecting and alerting you of potentially harmful temperature increases.
Operating system: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10
RAM: Minimum 128MB
Hard Disk Space: At least 10MB
S.M.A.R.T compatible hard drive
RAM: Minimum 128MB
Hard Disk Space: At least 10MB
S.M.A.R.T compatible hard drive
PROS
Monitors hard drive temperature to prevent overheating.
Displays real-time temperature readings.
Compatible with multiple hard drive formats.
Displays real-time temperature readings.
Compatible with multiple hard drive formats.
CONS
Limited compatibility with various hard disk drives.
Occasionally shows inaccurate temperature readings.
Lack of detailed instructions for new users.
Occasionally shows inaccurate temperature readings.
Lack of detailed instructions for new users.
Reece
This product keeps an eye on the temperature of hard drives and helps cool them down. It would be helpful to have a small warning before it puts the computer to sleep.
Hunter
Argus monitor helps utilize temperature and how other internal systems are running within your computer and really gives you a current analysis of your system so you can see what is working and what isn't and you can react accordingly.
Finn
Ever wonder what your HDD (Hard Disk Drives) temperature should be? There is an easy way to find out if you have Windows. The first step is to go to systems and then you need to click on storage. Then find the "more storage settings" and from there you will need to find the Manage Disks and Volume option, click on it and you should see the drives pop up. Once you pick the drive you want you will see the temperature. Checking the drives temperatures is something that doesn't need to be done often but it can be very useful. It can help you find out if maybe your cooling system either needs replacing or improvement, or your disk is at risk of failure. All and all this is a good tool to be aware of.
