tryhardcodemaster Posted October 30, 2020 Share Posted October 30, 2020 Currently having an issue where all of my disks will throw a "Alert [] - Disk X overheated (* C)" (with temperatures between 56 and 70C) with a "Returned to normal temperature" shortly after. My thresholds are set at 75 (warning) and 82 (critical). These are HGST 10K disks that run a bit hot, but I have manual lower thresholds set for my SSDs (and these do not have any issues with errant alerts). Currently running unRAID 6.9-beta30 but I'm not having any issue on my other 2 unRAID servers also running 6.9-beta30 (running the beta for multiple pools of 10K drives). Attached is my diagnostics file. It's not a high priority because the disks are "normal" temperature but the notifications do pile up. I set the notifications to archive to flash yesterday so I could capture some of the notification archives. Thanks in advance! tryhardcodemaster-diagnostics-20201030-1257.zip Quote Link to comment
Djinn Posted October 30, 2020 Share Posted October 30, 2020 Damn thats hot do you have the ability to put a better fan in front of those drives to keep them from getting that hot? Quote Link to comment
Djinn Posted October 30, 2020 Share Posted October 30, 2020 https://www.buildcomputers.net/hdd-temperature.html Id be concerned unless those drives have some sort of manufacturing tolerances that are out of the norm. Quote Link to comment
tryhardcodemaster Posted October 30, 2020 Author Share Posted October 30, 2020 (edited) It's just a case with bad airflow and already has a high speed 120mm industrial fan on the only intake under the drives. I'm not too worried as it's backed up to the other servers that have drives running at 40-50C. These are enterprise 10K drives that should be kept under 55C but they run hot (with a standard 1500RPM 120mm fan they were at 80C). I'm just mainly wondering about the errant notifications when my threshold is set higher. (I also have a box of 10Ks that I can just replace them as they fail. I picked up a few cases totaling 100 for 4 euro per drive). EDIT: Also, before anyone says just copying to another on-site is not backup, there are also 2 off-site copies of all pertinent data on two separate continents. I might be cheap picking up used drives, but I'm thorough with my setup. Edited October 30, 2020 by tryhardcodemaster Quote Link to comment
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