I leave my window open for the fresh air sometimes and when its cold out, or I haven't been home for a while, MobileMeter informs me that my HD temp is around 14*C when booting up, basically the ambient daytime outside temperature.
Is this too cold a temperature? Or is this within the acceptable range of operating temps? Should I move the laptop to a warmer room for about half an hour prior to powering up? I notice that when booting up in these temperatures there is the faintest of buzzing sounds that goes away once the computer warms up, or if I tilt it backwards about 2". What could that be?
Thanks
acceptable HD operating temps?
acceptable HD operating temps?
Z60m - 15.4"/1.86gHz/1GB/ATI64MB
A laptop is fine starting as low as 10 degrees (and probably lower, but I don't recall the spec.). 14 degrees is most certainly plenty warm for a laptop.
That said, if the laptop is frozen (in the trunk of a car in sub-zero temperatures) it may not start or may groan when starting. That is not a good thing to do. Let it warm up.
Whatever your noise is, it is not a temperature problem (although temperature may exacerbate the noise).
... JD Hurst
That said, if the laptop is frozen (in the trunk of a car in sub-zero temperatures) it may not start or may groan when starting. That is not a good thing to do. Let it warm up.
Whatever your noise is, it is not a temperature problem (although temperature may exacerbate the noise).
... JD Hurst
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