So, I have a SSD from november now and it always "froze". In one split of a tenth of a second from 0% to 100% usage and it was stuck like that for some couple of seconds.
I switched today from BIOS the SATA Controller to AHCI from IDE and Port4/5 left to SATA.
SSD : Kingston 120GB - 2 partitions C: for windows(60gb) G: for online games and FC4 (50gb)
The problems seemed to be 0 to none, no more freezing whatsoever. But when I went on a game of CS:GO, installed on the SSD, I've seen red, 15-25FPS while GPU 99%-ish usage all times, same went with LOL and FC4 in later tests. I tried all, reinstalling drives, redoing all the changes I done today, no succes, last thing would be to go back to IDE, but that's not an option or to move my games to HDD.
The rest of the PC is not, by far, a problem in any other games. I can run, with a little OC on GPU and CPU Far Cry 4 1080p Maxed Out.
R9 270X
FX 6300 - 4.1GHz, some boost in Voltage
8GB RAM - 1333Mhz
I switched today from BIOS the SATA Controller to AHCI from IDE and Port4/5 left to SATA.
SSD : Kingston 120GB - 2 partitions C: for windows(60gb) G: for online games and FC4 (50gb)
The problems seemed to be 0 to none, no more freezing whatsoever. But when I went on a game of CS:GO, installed on the SSD, I've seen red, 15-25FPS while GPU 99%-ish usage all times, same went with LOL and FC4 in later tests. I tried all, reinstalling drives, redoing all the changes I done today, no succes, last thing would be to go back to IDE, but that's not an option or to move my games to HDD.
The rest of the PC is not, by far, a problem in any other games. I can run, with a little OC on GPU and CPU Far Cry 4 1080p Maxed Out.
R9 270X
FX 6300 - 4.1GHz, some boost in Voltage
8GB RAM - 1333Mhz
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