How is the SSHD temperature probably be in midsummer? - Regular data backup is a must for this record!

Mixed Feelings:
I have the record now for 2 days in my laptop Acer 7738G in use. In the second shaft tinkers a ST500LM011. The old record was a WD5000BEVT, which was replaced by the ST1000LM014.
CrystelDiskInfo showed before the change in the WD at a temperature in the idle of 33 ° C, in the ST were 32 ° C. After the disk replacement, it now looks like this: ST1000LM014 brings it to 42 ° C, the ST500LM011 remains at 32 ° C. - 9 ° C more in the SSHD under the same conditions as before the exchange !! Room temperature 22 ° C. The laptop lies on a Coolermaster Alupodest with three fans.
In video editing the temperature rises to 49 ° C, at 22 ° C room temperature !!! - The limit of the disc is indicated with 60 ° C; because I still have 11 ° C Reserve !! ;-))
I hate to think of how the thing looks like in mid-summer, at 34 ° C in the shade (in the Karlsruhe area are not uncommon).
Anyway, I'm now every 3 days with Acronis True Image Home 2010 (Runs on Win 8 Pro flawlessly; Stay away from more recent versions!) To a backup in the event of cases to be prepared.

Positives:
The boot time has' 'reduced by 1' 05 '' to 18. - OK then!

Conclusion:
The speed of the SSHD convinced absolutely. However, the temperature development worries me. - Therefore only 4 stars. :-(

PS
The old record I have cloned with Acronis True Image Home 2010. 465 GB in 1h 5 '. The old partition sizes are proportional to the new plate size adjusted (automatic mode); So here twice as large. In manual mode, the old partition sizes can be maintained.

Update 22:10:13:
I have installed today a second SSHD in my laptop. And I forgot to connect the plug from Cooler Master. The result was that after about 1 hour to CrystalDiskInfo announced with a loud Getöns and the message "temperature too high"; Display FP1 50 ° C, 46 ° C. After FP2 I have the fans from Cooler Master enabled dropped temperatures: FP1 47 ° C (29 hours), FP2 44 ° C (4 hours). Room temperature 23 ° C.

Conclusion:
The Seagate SSHD's seem to have a temperature problem. I have no desire to play guinea pigs and my data disappear in Nirvana to see or ever perform a Backup / Restore. But my time is too precious. Both hard drives go to low-level format (total erasure by repeated overwriting lasted per SSHD ~ 7 h; see Seagate homepage) back. I will install my normal two 1TB HDD. - Too bad, I had so looked forward, but quietly so something already suspected. Unfortunately, - ((

For reasons stated above, I have to deduct even 2 stars. - I would advise everyone, the time to call SSHD really while watching the temperature curve. - If the patient has an elevated temperature, so no help here Wadenwickel but only the conversion of the matter within the warranty period.

LG: Koka