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FoRCe 6th January 2004 12:17

SMART enabled/disabled ?
 
Kheb 2 x maxtor 120gb en in mijn bios staat SMART op disabled.
Heeft da veel invloed diene SMART op snelheid ?
Kweet waarvoor het dient die SMART, ma is da nodig om da te enablen ?

piotke 6th January 2004 12:20

met die SMART kan je je harde schijf monitoren, temperatuur enzo bv, als ze het ondersteund.

jmke 6th January 2004 13:01

SMART (Self-Monitoring Analysis & Reporting Technology)

Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology (S.M.A.R.T.) is an interface between a computer's start-up program or BIOS (basic input/output system) and the computer hard disk. It is a feature of the Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics (EIDE) technology that controls access to the hard drive. If S.M.A.R.T is enabled when a computer is set up, the BIOS can receive analytical information from the hard drive and determine whether to send the user a warning message about possible future failure of the hard drive.


most recent hard drives support it.
please post in english if possible as most of our readers are international.

FreeStyler 6th January 2004 15:15

leave it disabled if you know what you're doing.

leave it anabled otherwise.

Enabling or disabling SMART in bios does not interfere with the temp monitoring.

cR00zIFI><3r 6th January 2004 18:07

I would definately ENABLE S.M.A.R.T.
because if your HDD is about to crash and S.M.A.R.T. is disabled, your HDD wil be ruined.
If S.M.A.R.T. is enabled, you might have the chance to save some data.

FreeStyler 6th January 2004 19:03

if your HD is going to crash, it's going to be ruined anyway.
Someone who knows what he's doing, should be able to tell this even before SMART does.
Then again, there are quite a number of drives that don't present a REAL problem when SMART says so.

jmke 6th January 2004 19:34

"Someone who knows what he's doing, should be able to tell this even before SMART does."

you mean by the sound? what if .. for example I got 4 casefans.. what then? :p

FreeStyler 6th January 2004 21:49

By the reaction of the PC. SMART needs a certain amount of errors to accumulate before it reports.


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