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@@ -52,11 +52,11 @@ Within my .bashrc file I created a few useful quick hand aliases as I find MegaC
alias raidtemp="sudo megacli -AdpAllInfo -aAll | grep -i 'roc'"
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This lists the current temperature of the RAID card's controller. It's something I wanted to monitor, as initially, when I first plugged the card into my SFF PC it was reaching temperatures (above 90 degrees)[https://git.tobiastime.xyz/Tobias/Breakout-ATX-RAID/raw/branch/main/images/bad_temp.jpg].
This lists the current temperature of the RAID card's controller. It's something I wanted to monitor, as initially, when I first plugged the card into my SFF PC it was reaching temperatures [above 90 degrees](https://git.tobiastime.xyz/Tobias/Breakout-ATX-RAID/raw/branch/main/images/bad_temp.jpg).
This is due to the fact these cards are typically created with the intention of being placed in extremely well cooled servers not a SFF PC from 2012.
After binding a 40mm USB fan with silicone adhesive directly onto the card's heat sink its operating temperatures became much more acceptable sitting (around 60 degrees)[https://git.tobiastime.xyz/Tobias/Breakout-ATX-RAID/raw/branch/main/images/good_temp.jpg] or so.
After binding a 40mm USB fan with silicone adhesive directly onto the card's heat sink its operating temperatures became much more acceptable, sitting [around 60 degrees](https://git.tobiastime.xyz/Tobias/Breakout-ATX-RAID/raw/branch/main/images/good_temp.jpg) or so.
```
alias raidls="sudo megacli -PDList -aALL | grep -E 'Slot Number|Firmware state|S.M.A.R.T|Temperature'"