- Mar 17, 2010
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The longer my pc is on, after a restart, my disk transfer rates, only to the mechanical HD (I think) drop severely. I mean, like 95% slower than they should be. Only after several hours of being on.
At a loss on this one.
I have 3 ssd's in my system, and 1 HD.
I had a 3TB that I thought was going bad, so I replaced it with a new 6T. This one is doing the same thing.
Even during a format. When I started the format, it was moving right along. In 1-2 hours it was already 10% done formatting. I have since let it run for 10+ hours, and it's only 60% done.
If you go into the task manager, the write speed is bouncing between 131-400 KB/s. That's abysmal. Yes, KB/s. It should be MB/s
This drive is doing the same thing my last drive was doing.
Could my disk controller on the Motherboard be going bad?
Would anything else cause this?
I've never seen a problem like this in over 15-20 years of building my own machines.
Windows 10, Maximus VI HERO z87, 16 gb ram, i7-4770k cpu
At a loss on this one.
I have 3 ssd's in my system, and 1 HD.
I had a 3TB that I thought was going bad, so I replaced it with a new 6T. This one is doing the same thing.
Even during a format. When I started the format, it was moving right along. In 1-2 hours it was already 10% done formatting. I have since let it run for 10+ hours, and it's only 60% done.
If you go into the task manager, the write speed is bouncing between 131-400 KB/s. That's abysmal. Yes, KB/s. It should be MB/s
This drive is doing the same thing my last drive was doing.
Could my disk controller on the Motherboard be going bad?
Would anything else cause this?
I've never seen a problem like this in over 15-20 years of building my own machines.
Windows 10, Maximus VI HERO z87, 16 gb ram, i7-4770k cpu
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