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Consistently higher temps for Seagate HAMR Recert HDD vs non-HAMR - normal? (zerobytes.monster)

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/astrae_research on 2025-05-29 22:17:06.

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Hail Datahoarders,

Hope this question fits the subreddit. I'm new to HAMR HDD technology and my first HAMR HDD from Seagate is a recert from SPD (+46C) and is consistently hotter than non-HAMR drives (+39C) on indle. Difference is 7C to 9C between the drives with similar size. Is the drive defective or is this HAMR?

I would like to know so that i can return the drive. Hope this question fits the subreddit (r/techsupport was no help).

Thank you for your time!

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