- Feb 4, 2014
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Ok, guys. First of all, sorry if this is not the appropriate section to ask this. This is how it happened:
About a week ago, I was transferring big files (Battlefield 1 in rar and other bunch of rar 3D resources for my work) from one pc to another using iPhone and iTune.
It was taking a bit too long, so I went to have dinner for around 30mn as I remember, and when I came back my PC was hanging there, frozen with nothing open. Basically it's like I just restarted my PC (but im sure it didnt since it requires password to login).
I thought that was weird. So I restarted my PC using physical button and the boot up speed and everything is fine. And then I just re-copy everything to make sure nothing was corrupted.
What I noticed is that, my 3D software, like 3Ds Max, UE4, etc, are slower to startup. It's pretty much like I run them on a 7200rpm HDD. But, no. It was installed on my SSD and I never changed. Even when I try to open a picture, it takes ~2 seconds to open up.
I've been using it in this condition since then, until last night when I booted, it says "scan and fix drive" kind of thing which took around 1-2mn only. And nothing changed at all. Tardiness is still there.
So I reinstalled new window, FRESH. And it's still there. Tardiness, is still there. Even without many application installed.
I am asking this because, if it is possible that my SSD or other component is dying.
What am I supposed to do to fix this?
If you guys want to suggest more methods of diagnosing, please do.
My current rig:
Gigabyte H87m HD3
Intel i5 4570
RAM 16gb
Samsung SSD 850 EVO
WDC HDD 1TB
MSI GTX 1060 3gb
Windows 10 Pro
Apology for my English
About a week ago, I was transferring big files (Battlefield 1 in rar and other bunch of rar 3D resources for my work) from one pc to another using iPhone and iTune.
It was taking a bit too long, so I went to have dinner for around 30mn as I remember, and when I came back my PC was hanging there, frozen with nothing open. Basically it's like I just restarted my PC (but im sure it didnt since it requires password to login).
I thought that was weird. So I restarted my PC using physical button and the boot up speed and everything is fine. And then I just re-copy everything to make sure nothing was corrupted.
What I noticed is that, my 3D software, like 3Ds Max, UE4, etc, are slower to startup. It's pretty much like I run them on a 7200rpm HDD. But, no. It was installed on my SSD and I never changed. Even when I try to open a picture, it takes ~2 seconds to open up.
I've been using it in this condition since then, until last night when I booted, it says "scan and fix drive" kind of thing which took around 1-2mn only. And nothing changed at all. Tardiness is still there.
So I reinstalled new window, FRESH. And it's still there. Tardiness, is still there. Even without many application installed.
I am asking this because, if it is possible that my SSD or other component is dying.
What am I supposed to do to fix this?
If you guys want to suggest more methods of diagnosing, please do.
My current rig:
Gigabyte H87m HD3
Intel i5 4570
RAM 16gb
Samsung SSD 850 EVO
WDC HDD 1TB
MSI GTX 1060 3gb
Windows 10 Pro
Apology for my English
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