Today my friend got his paycheck and went to get the parts stated in my previous thread. I built the computer for him and everything was fine, checked his temperatures afterwards (29c idle, 50c full load kinda irrelevant but yeah), SSD working perfectly fine. Now here's the thing I put a 'Seagate Desktop SSHD 2TB - 3.5inch' in there as well and during windows installation I converted it from MBR to GPT because the USB stick was partitioned as GPT, FAT32 and I wasn't able to write the windows iso as MBR, NTFS. So anyways, during installation I converted it using 'diskpart->select disk x->clean->convert GPT'. Afterwards I just formatted it again on the installation, NOT in the cmd window and it took rather long, like 5-10 minutes. Eventually it was done so I installed windows on the SSD, from here the boots started to get very long and when windows was installed it would take like 1 minute to load windows from SSD. Inside windows we noticed that the 2TB SSHD wasn't recognized, so we went into bios and there it isn't recognized as well. Removed the SSHD and windows got booted in less than 5 seconds, so that's the speed we were looking for. Anyway I took it home with me, plugged it in and same issue here. Still isn't getting recognized in my or his BIOS. The drive does load/make noises, video is in thread(noises happen also when harddrive was in cage and properly placed in the case). PS: It's brand new.
Screenshots:
http://puu.sh/aGd6d/7abfcab592.jpg
http://puu.sh/aGdcr/32e30a434e.jpg
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO3HR8wKjRA
Screenshots:
http://puu.sh/aGd6d/7abfcab592.jpg
http://puu.sh/aGdcr/32e30a434e.jpg
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO3HR8wKjRA
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