drives hot

[Ser Superior001]

jelow, i need help, when i am gaming my ssd reach 34-36 celcius, and the 3 hdds reach 35-38 celcius, very rare times get 39, only when gaming, my gpu reach 52celcius very rare and is gtx 750 ti 2 gb twin frozr, mobo 32 celcius max, i7 4790k 61 celcius very rare, all this on gaming, are my ssd and hdds fine in temperature?, are the temps killing my ssd? hdd?, i must do someting?; the thermal paste is new and the airflow is not bad i have 4 fans, when iddle ssd is 33, hdds 2 wd blue are 35 and toshiba 34

[Coolmaster]

Those are normal temperatures, if anything they're cold for a PC.

[SpookyCitrus]

Those temperatures are normal. Nothing to worry about at all.

[Ser Superior001]

11 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Those temperatures are normal. Nothing to worry about at all.

mm ok but victoria free shows in red the temperature, wich is the max safe temp for ssd and hdd ?

[SpookyCitrus]

25 minutes ago, xXAXONXx said:

mm ok but victoria free shows in red the temperature, wich is the max safe temp for ssd and hdd ?

Use Crystaldiskinfo for reliable readings. Just because the font is red doesn't mean it's overheating. I've never even heard of Victoria Free, so I have no clue if that software is even reliable. 

[Coolmaster]

13 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

I've never even heard of Victoria Free, so I have no clue if that software is even reliable. 

They probably mean Victoria 3 the new strategy game from Paradox (they also make Hearts of Iron, Europa Universalis, Crusader Kings, and Stellaris), the games are generally heavy on a single CPU core.

[Ser Superior001]

17 minutes ago, Coolmaster said:

They probably mean Victoria 3 the new strategy game from Paradox (they also make Hearts of Iron, Europa Universalis, Crusader Kings, and Stellaris), the games are generally heavy on a single CPU core.

victoria freeware

[SpookyCitrus]

17 hours ago, xXAXONXx said:

victoria freeware

That is an experimental rarely used program. I wouldn't trust any results it gives you. Use a legitimate program like Crystaldiskinfo to check your drives.

[Ser Superior001]

3 hours ago, SpookyCitrus said:

That is an experimental rarely used program. I wouldn't trust any results it gives you. Use a legitimate program like Crystaldiskinfo to check your drives.

what about enhanced my seven?

[SpookyCitrus]

6 minutes ago, xXAXONXx said:

what about enhanced my seven?

huh? Just use Crystaldiskinfo it's literally a free program, no need to keep finding all of these off brand random disk utility programs. And again, with the temperatures you listed nothing is overheating or remotely close to overheating.