Thread: Overheated laptop hard drive LG S900 U.CP29R

You acquired the company in September 2008 laptop LG S900 U.CP29R. He became very hot the hard drive that led to accidental turn off your notebook, as a result all the same fly, and in June TG in the service center by the first LG for the same and warned that this problem is the model, as well as cooling (cooler) are not able to handle a 500 GB hard drive. It has been barely a month and the program HDDlive for Notebook (licensed) again warns against the risk of a hard (up to 56 degrees). Perhaps you’re LG really true? And in general what is the optimum temperature heating such a large hard drive, ensuring the safety of a laptop, or is it all the same defect model or industrial marriage?

Typically, operating temperatures above 60 ° C is indeed drastically reduce the lifespan of any HDD, but it is surprising policy SC LG - they knew about the constructive failures that they have done nothing with the cooling system or a laptop does not have its own HDD with less heat. I have no advice to give you now how quickly solve the problem, yet you can only advise to do regular backups of important data, as in the case of repeated refusal HDD has strongly remind the SC on the need for a radical renovation, or just ask for "hot-line LG", describing the situation .