SSD show 3 drive Temperatures, 1 is 54c, 2 is 65-70c, 3 is 54c. Idle/light load. Gaming laptop

[AndrewM]

Hi!
I have a question.

My nvme SSD show 3 drive Temperatures, 1 is 54c, 2 is 65-70c, 3 is 54c. Idle/light load. Gaming laptop

What one is the nand temperature? both 1 and 2 say this: (Current temperature of the NAND flash media).

I saw on the internet that NAND shouldn't exceed 70-75c but i don't know what temperature to monitor, Drive 1 temperature stays below 65c, so it should be alright i guess. I'm worried about Drive 2 temperature.

WD SSD

Asus rog g16

Thanks for help!

The image below is with my cooling stand on. Drive 2 still 10c hotter

 

[Martin]

Different vendors use different meaning for temperatures and it's not always possible to accurately determine the meaning.
But we can safely assume that if there's a value higher than the others, then it's the temperature of the ASIC controller.

 

[AndrewM]

Different vendors use different meaning for temperatures and it's not always possible to accurately determine the meaning.
But we can safely assume that if there's a value higher than the others, then it's the temperature of the ASIC controller.

Thank you very much! The weird thing is Drive 3 temp says it is ASIC controller. But Drive 3 temp is the same as Drive 1 temperature. I guess Drive 2 temp is the real ASIC Temp.

 

[Martin]

Yes, HWiNFO uses such naming as that's the layout for almost all drives.. with a few exceptions like yours.

 

[AndrewM]

Yes, HWiNFO uses such naming as that's the layout for almost all drives.. with a few exceptions like yours.

My ssd is SN560, you can't find it for sale. I guess ASUS used a custom ssd or something. Anyway, Thanks for help and have a nice day, Martin!

 

[SilverBullet]

I own a LENOVO Yoga 920 and the SSD ASIC Controller's temperature is marked in red.
The lady at Samsung's hotline could not find detailed data about the installed SSD (model in screenshot). I was told the drive is a customized version. She recommended to contact LENOVO for details. The answers I received from LENOVO engineers in their forum were disappointing across the board. So I relinquished to ask them.
Regarding the Samsung SSD 980 Pro it was stated that high temperatures are okay. In order to protect the SSD beginning with 91 °C it limits the heat by throttling the speed.
Is this valid also for earlier SSDs from Samsung? https://www.pcgameshardware.de/SSD-Hardware-255552/Tests/Samsung-SSD-980-Pro-Test-1358542/