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NAS 104 locking up
Hi.. I having an intermittently problem with my NAS 104 (sw 6.0.5) after a few days of operation the unit freezes , no response from the web or Power button. The only way to recover is to remove th...
Unless you're are speaking in farenheit degrees (in which case CPU is 62°c and disks 33°c (which seems normal, even cool to me) and you wouldn't worry I guess), that's way too hot.
My CPU never did go above 80°C. My disks never go over 45°C no matter what. Let's say CPU to 90°c and disks to 50°c under really heavy load could be normal (and I took high values), but you are way above that. I'd see with the support too.
My old computer graphic card froze at 125°c (had a problem with the fan), so imagine a CPU which is normally cooler than graphic card when playing games at 142°c that's crazy. If you want to, check if the NAS' fan works, try to switch off the NAS and unplug the electrical outlet, that way you'll be sure it will do a proper boot and check every component while booting (I believe ARM devices also have POST, not sure of that but would seem normal).
My CPU never did go above 80°C. My disks never go over 45°C no matter what. Let's say CPU to 90°c and disks to 50°c under really heavy load could be normal (and I took high values), but you are way above that. I'd see with the support too.
My old computer graphic card froze at 125°c (had a problem with the fan), so imagine a CPU which is normally cooler than graphic card when playing games at 142°c that's crazy. If you want to, check if the NAS' fan works, try to switch off the NAS and unplug the electrical outlet, that way you'll be sure it will do a proper boot and check every component while booting (I believe ARM devices also have POST, not sure of that but would seem normal).
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