How many hours has your harddrive been on for?

Wanna find out?

Download this: http://www.almico.com/speedfan433.exe
Open it up, go to the S.M.A.R.T tab at the top of the window, select your harddrive from the dropdown list.



Then click "perform an in-depth analysis..." blah blah blah It'll open a webpage, look for the figure where mine has a red box around. Thats how many hours your harddrive has been on (your pc basically).

Mines been on for: 11392

(H)

Power On Hours Count 79 15500 Watch

Attribute Current Raw Overall
10 Raw Read Error Rate 200 0 Very good
8 Spin Up Time 111 3525 Very good
4 Start/Stop Count 97 3026 Good
9 Reallocated Sector Count 199 11 Very good
10 Seek Error Rate 200 0 Very good
10 Power On Hours Count 90 7627 Very good
10 Spin Retry Count 100 0 Very good
10 Calibration Retry Count 100 0 Very good
1 Power Cycle Count 97 3022 Normal
8 Reallocated Event Count 194 6 Very good
10 Current Pending Sector 200 5 Very good
10 Offline Uncorrectable Sector Count 200 4 Very good
10 Ultra DMA CRC Error Rate 200 0 Very good
10 Write Error Rate 200 0 Very good

There's no harddrive on the dropdown list...It's not picking mine up what the hell lol

~Abs

Mines be up for about 12.5k hours.

Although what is of a more pressing concern is that my Local temp is hovering disturbingly high. As in well in the 90C

Just got this laptop for Xmas last year:

4980 hours total since then.

NOTE : your hard disk Power On Hours Count attribute current value (88) is below the normal range (93 - 100) reported for your specific hard disk model. Basically your hard disk was powered on for more than the maximum time the average user did. This means that either all of the reports collected are from hard disks that were not powered on for too long (this is realistic for recent models) or that your hard disk is becoming old. Usually this is not considered as a pre-failure advisory, but you should check whether you want to replace the hardware or keep an eye on its performances over time.

In my case, I don't have a SMART capable drive - or more likely, my SATA controller is not SMART capable.

However, I don't really care - I have a better hard-disk arrangement than most of you - Two 250gb SATA drives(Western Digital), in a RAID-1 configuration. I therefor have 100% redundancy. I can lose one hard-disk without losing a single byte of data, and run on one just as well.



-RobbieThe1st

nice robbie my desktop had somethin like that but i dun use it anym0re =(

Wow im surprised, mines only 8707 and ive had this pc ages =\