HDD Temperature monitors the temperature of hard drives to prevent their overheating and, as a result, failure.
You've probably noticed that during prolonged operation, a computer tends to heat up. The more powerful the device, the more heat it generates. For example, a Pentium IV 3GHz processor can produce more than 50W of heat. Manufacturers of such equipment try to address these kinds of issues by installing additional fans on video cards, cases, and power supplies.
Laptop cooling pads with various cooling systems are becoming widespread. However, no one has yet come up with a similar device for hard drives, even though the most heat-emitting components are concentrated right next to them. If the drive temperature increases by 10°C (from 40°C to 50°C), the reliability decreases approximately by a factor of two or more, which can lead to unwanted data loss.
The HDD Temperature program will help you solve such problems. The application constantly monitors the hard drive temperature and analyzes it. By setting a maximum temperature threshold, you protect yourself and your device. When the value reaches the user-defined limit, the utility immediately notifies you.
When working with a network, an administrator can receive email notifications with information about overheating; the program does not request administrator rights from the network user, as the main module operates in a hidden mode. Therefore, HDD Temperature is useful not only at home for a single desktop PC, but also for enterprise local networks.
