Originally posted by xrobwx71
PC randomly freezes and restart itself in high requirement games.
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KINGSTON SUV400S37120G (SSD)
Partition 1
Partition ID: Disk #0, Partition #1
Disk Letter: C:
File System: NTFS
Volume Serial Number: 3CF59656
Size: 111 GB
Used Space: 97 GB (87%)
[COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)]Free Space: 13,5 GB (13%)
One problem I see is the lack of space and you are using a small drive for windows to be installed on. Minimal of 250-500 GB should be what is used.
Windows requires on average 30% to 35% free space including 32 GB free space for updates, 7-10 GB reserved for future proofing on the C drive.
This is not including and limited to what the system uses for backups, swap page and hibernate files.[/COLOR]Comment
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Originally posted by RustysHard drives
KINGSTON SUV400S37120G (SSD)
Partition 1
Partition ID: Disk #0, Partition #1
Disk Letter: C:
File System: NTFS
Volume Serial Number: 3CF59656
Size: 111 GB
Used Space: 97 GB (87%)
[COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)]Free Space: 13,5 GB (13%)
One problem I see is the lack of space and you are using a small drive for windows to be installed on. Minimal of 250-500 GB should be what is used.
Windows requires on average 30% to 35% free space including 32 GB free space for updates, 7-10 GB reserved for future proofing on the C drive.
This is not including and limited to what the system uses for backups, swap page and hibernate files.
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I’ll keep that in mind, thanks!.[/color]Comment
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Originally posted by Wolframiushave a cable that is connected to ground that is used to remove static from the tower. I currently have it disconnected to test, maybe that is causing problems…Comment
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Your biggest issue is the C drive is too full and you need to replace is the best thing and or clean a lot out, so it has room to work properly before your data becomes corrupt.
refer to post #18.
Will that help yes will that fix it to clean it out depends on if there is data corruption or not.Comment
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Originally posted by RustysYour biggest issue is the C drive is too full and you need to replace is the best thing and or clean a lot out, so it has room to work properly before your data becomes corrupt.
refer to post #18.
Will that help yes will that fix it to clean it out depends on if there is data corruption or not.Comment
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I highly doubt that lack of space is the problem
of course that may be true, but the lowest hanging fruit is usually the best place to start!
sometimes we can’t see Problem B because Problem A is in the way.
I have more of a concern with the SMART RAW Values.
Yes, SMART figures can be taken with a grain of salt, and many are vendor specific, and many manufacturers don’t follow the standard, but it’s all we have.
the Kingston 120GB SSD is showing the same amount of errors for Read Error Rate, Hardware ECC Recovered, Soft ECC Correction, and Read Error Retry Rate.
more info on those specific attributes here; Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology - Wikipedia
similarly, all the other drives also have weird RAW values in error sections where you would expect a zero value.
personally, I’d be having little faith in the integrity of my storage devices and start considering rationalizing the four down to two.
a nice big 1TB SSD and a 4TB HDD.Comment
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