Corsair Carbide Spec Alpha case, i5 6600, 16 gb g skill ddr4 ram, Asrock H170M Pro4 mobo, R9 380x 4gb gpu, 2xToshiba 3tb hdd, 1xSeagate Barracuda 3tb.
Ok, I got this enclosure: http://
I have an old seagate 1.5 tb that messed up, and is in RAW format. I also have my still in warranty Toshiba 3tb that needs to be rma for making a low rumbling noise that I hate. I am in the process of putting everything from the seagate onto the two 3tb drives I have in my rig now. I planned on taking everything from the seagate onto the 3tb drives, then putting the files on the 3tb toshiba in the enclosure, then formatting the old seagate, and putting everything back onto it until I rma my toshiba and get a replacement.
However, whenever I try to write files from one of my internal drives onto the toshiba with the enclosure, it starts at around 50mbs per second for maybe 3 secs, then drops down to about nothing. After a minute or two, the drive disconnects, and I get a Error 0x8007045D, saying there is an I/O device error. Also, for some reason, I only get 1 usb 3.0 connection that even works. The way the case 3.0 ports connect to my mobo is the standard two port plug. I dont even know why only one is working either.
However, I put connect the enclosure toshiba into one of the mobos usb 2.0 ports, and it's writing to the drive fine, around 35mb per sec.
I have disabled the usb sleep suspend setting in the power options, I have the latest intel usb drivers, yet I cant figure out as to why this is happening only in this port. I wrote to an external 1tb seagate drive I have, and wrote probably 150 gb to it on the 3.0 port just fine.
So why is this?
EDIT - Tried the enclosured hdd to the 3.0 hubs in the mobo, same issue. Tried in all the 2.0 ports, now it wont work with them either.
Ok, I got this enclosure: http://
I have an old seagate 1.5 tb that messed up, and is in RAW format. I also have my still in warranty Toshiba 3tb that needs to be rma for making a low rumbling noise that I hate. I am in the process of putting everything from the seagate onto the two 3tb drives I have in my rig now. I planned on taking everything from the seagate onto the 3tb drives, then putting the files on the 3tb toshiba in the enclosure, then formatting the old seagate, and putting everything back onto it until I rma my toshiba and get a replacement.
However, whenever I try to write files from one of my internal drives onto the toshiba with the enclosure, it starts at around 50mbs per second for maybe 3 secs, then drops down to about nothing. After a minute or two, the drive disconnects, and I get a Error 0x8007045D, saying there is an I/O device error. Also, for some reason, I only get 1 usb 3.0 connection that even works. The way the case 3.0 ports connect to my mobo is the standard two port plug. I dont even know why only one is working either.
However, I put connect the enclosure toshiba into one of the mobos usb 2.0 ports, and it's writing to the drive fine, around 35mb per sec.
I have disabled the usb sleep suspend setting in the power options, I have the latest intel usb drivers, yet I cant figure out as to why this is happening only in this port. I wrote to an external 1tb seagate drive I have, and wrote probably 150 gb to it on the 3.0 port just fine.
So why is this?
EDIT - Tried the enclosured hdd to the 3.0 hubs in the mobo, same issue. Tried in all the 2.0 ports, now it wont work with them either.