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hi, recently ive been noticing that my laptop has been running quite warm. I installed CPUID hwmonitor on my system and saw that my SSD was overheating to around 70-80 degrees even when I am not doing anything,  this is a HP laptop I bought around 1 and a half years ago with ryzen 3 3200u, 8gb ram and 240 ssd, i think its a SATA SSD but im not sure.
should I be concerned about this? its still on warranty but I dont feel like sending it to the warranty cause the shift and control keys are broken and they might suspect the issue is user caused.
any help or reccomendations would be appreciated

 

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also I should mention that I certainly wanna know what the issue is, do I have something like a feature or an option turned on that causes the SSD to overheat? is it because it needs new thermal paste? is something wrong with my BIOS settings? i have no idea what could be causing this and it wasnt like this before

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80 Celsius for an SSD isn't that concerning, are you getting errors?

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