Load is from msata ssd

twinbaby

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Hi there

I am loading a msata SSD from and extern casing. The casing fills so hot after a while.
Any possible risk that the msata SSD might fail
 

12122012

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its normal for ssd to get hot, it will simply throttle if it gets overheat.

https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/a...-2-Drive-725/#FileCopyTemperature&Performance
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As long as it don't char or scald your fingers, it's fine.

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Is there any tools I can clone from one hard disk to another safely.

I am using Linux hdd btw.
 

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The SSD controller is known to heat up since it is sort of a processor after all. When the SSD is under load, i.e. files being copied over, etc, it will heat up quite a bit. For mSATA SSDs, I don't think it will heat up as much as the NVME type.
 
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