That's not bad. I really have to scratch my head, though, you can take physics or any EE course and learn why heat is bad, but then I've never had heat-related failure or damage, or noticeably shortened equipment lifespan. Perhaps this halving of lifespan cuts the drive electronics span from 10 years to 5, after I've usually put it to pasture. Given that I'm still using a number of 6-7 year-old drives in computers I manage, which run at 120F, I can't really say for sure.
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